By Olawale Olaleye
On a balance of scales and given all considerations, it is hard to find anyone who could challenge President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to the THISDAY Man of the Year commemoration.
Determined and unfazed by mounting challenges and attendant hardships, the president continues implementing his audacious reforms to transform Nigeria.
In his first and only media interview, he told the nation, “You can’t be doing the same thing and expect different outcomes.”
With that, he served the nation notice of his resolve to stick to his reforms.
The president, who ran his election campaign on the mantra of emilokan (it’s my turn to be president), has waltzed through some of the most troubling phases of his less than two-year-old presidency.
From providing leadership to introducing very unpopular but promising reforms, Tinubu has proven to be that daring and gritty leader driven more by convictions of his choices than pandering to sheer sentiments or the crowd.
