President Bola Tinubu tells Nigeria’s state governors to stop building flyovers that are not justified by traffic demand and to instead invest state resources in road networks and improvements that support security access. Multiple outlets report that Tinubu delivers the message during interactions with governors at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, including comments made around a courtesy visit by Oba Rashidi Ladoja, the Olubadan of Ibadanland. According to the reports, Tinubu argues that some flyover projects amount to “white-elephant” spending and that governors should reassess where and why such infrastructure is built. He also directs attention to allocating enhanced funds toward transport infrastructure and enabling security agencies to reach vulnerable communities more quickly. One outlet further reports that Tinubu raises concerns about the scale of expenditure on such projects, describing it as excessive compared with governance priorities. The outlets agree on the core thrust: flyovers should not be built using state revenues when they do not address clear mobility needs; governors should prioritize broader road access and practical public-service outcomes.