President Bola Ahmed Tinubu departs Abuja for Europe to begin a three-week’s vacation, as part of his annual leave, with London, the United Kingdom, as his first destination.
The president’s work-leave is happening at a time when Nigeria is paddling through the wade of political and economic sensitive moment, with the government facing unrelenting pressure from the public to sustain economic reforms, attract investment, improve living standards and accelerate development projects. Regardless of these sociopolitical and socioeconomic mandating-demands, vacation is an inevitable recess for well-being.
Although an annual leave is a normal feature of executive governance, the effectiveness of the administration during the president’s absence, will depend largely on the ability of government institutions and senior officials to maintain policy implementation and decision-making, without disruption. Businesses/investors beckon on the continuous clarity in government policy to remain sustainable, particularly as it is important to strengthen Nigeria economic growth.
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