President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has sworn in 45 members of his cabinet, emphasizing their obligation to uphold accountability, trust, and transparency in their roles.

During the ceremony at the Presidential Villa Abuja on Monday, Tinubu, as the driving force behind the renewed hope agenda, expressed that Nigerians anticipate reaping the benefits of democracy.

He commended the newly appointed ministers, revealing his personal selection of them to aid in governing. However, he stressed the need for close oversight to ensure their effective execution of responsibilities.

Tinubu highlighted the constitutional confirmation of the ministers by the Senate and noted their diverse backgrounds and expertise. He outlined their pivotal role in guiding the nation, rectifying financial issues, and reinforcing Nigeria's foundation for the present and future.

Tinubu conveyed the enormity of the challenges ahead but underscored the potential for long-awaited reforms to enhance governance, the economy, and societal well-being.

As stewards of the nation, he urged them to serve with honor, integrity, and delivery, emphasizing his expectations for accountability and transparency. He called for immediate action and expressed confidence in their capacity to effect positive transformation.

In closing, Tinubu reminded the ministers of their responsibility as representatives of the entire Federal Republic of Nigeria, urging them to live up to the nation's expectations and promising unwavering support.

Tinubu's address concluded with well-wishes for their success, unity, and collective progress, invoking the support of both the divine and the Nigerian people.