President Bola Tinubu has been hailed as Nigeria’s most civil and tolerant leader by Hon. Oluwole Oke, Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs and a senior member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) representing Osun State.

In a public statement, Oke commended Tinubu’s unwavering commitment to democracy, human rights, and national unity, especially in the face of political pressure from opposition parties and internal party divisions. According to the lawmaker, President Tinubu has consistently demonstrated the qualities of a true statesman, navigating complex political terrains with calm, patience, and strategic foresight.

“President Tinubu’s tolerance and inclusivity in leadership stand out,” Oke remarked. “Even amid criticism and opposition, he listens, engages, and puts the interest of Nigeria first.”

Oke emphasized that Tinubu's leadership reflects a deep respect for the rule of law, democratic institutions, and the rights of all Nigerians, regardless of political affiliation or ethnicity.

Since assuming office, Tinubu’s administration has launched several initiatives targeting national infrastructure development, economic revitalization, and security reforms. His approach to addressing deep-rooted issues like poverty, insecurity, and regional inequality has been described by many as bold and visionary.

Observers note that while Tinubu’s leadership style is sometimes misunderstood, his ability to maintain political balance and foster inclusive dialogue marks a shift toward a more mature democratic culture in Nigeria.

As Nigeria continues its journey toward democratic consolidation, leaders like Tinubu, who prioritize unity, human rights, and sustainable development, are seen as crucial to national progress.

Hon. Oke’s endorsement serves not only as praise but also as a call for continued support for democratic ideals. In a political climate where polarizing rhetoric often dominates, such recognition may signal a more collaborative and tolerant era in Nigerian governance.