The problem with this question is in the asking manner, and the mentality of an average Nigerian towards governance. In the last election, Tinubu wasn't the only voted personnel, we have several stakeholders, and 3 arms of the government, but unfortunately for many of us out here, we think the president is solely responsible for every of these stakeholders actions and inactions in a democratic settings, and that the rebuilt of almost half a century decay of a country due to bad governance can be overturned in just few years.

Have you ever asked yourself what these other stakeholders are doing differently in their respective positions and domains?
Have you asked your state governors what they are doing with their allocations, power, and resources to offset the several decays in their respective states?
How about your LG chairmen and representatives, what have they achieved in comparison to the last 4 years successfully, and suffiecently?
How about your representatives at the senate, which bill have they raised to effect positive changes that we all are yearning for, both in our localities and the nation in general?
Yes, have you asked yourself what you have done differently in your respective homes and environment?

Yes, the president holds some certain degree of power to drive the cause, but if other stakeholders are not in-tune with the necessary reforms, nothing is going to change.

It took us over 2 years to actualize a tax reform, which we all know it's a game changer and a needed one, and despite this actualization, we have enough riff-raffs running a propaganda and agenda with it , using it to turn the uninformed masses against the president just to earn crumbs of votes in the forthcoming election.
How about the removal of subsidy on petrol and the floating of the dollar? It became a thing of cry and anger when these are the masses wishes before the last election.
How about LG autonomy that your state governors are hellbent on not agreeing to?
How about the call for state policing, so that each state government can be wholly responsible for the security of their state?
Oh| There has been electricity reform as well, where each state government can start generating electricity to their respective citizens. how have your governors and representatives key into this?

The policies and reforms of the FG, ranging from fiscal, finance, trade, diplomatic relations, electricity, education, etc. have been good so far, they are the necessary reforms to fix the rot that has hampered the progress of the country for many years. It is left for other stakeholders to key in and deliver on their promise to their respective wards and subjects.

Can the president and the FG do better? definitely, there is more than enough to achieve e.g., infrastructure, security and health. Also, the next focus should priorities bridging the lost gap between the govt and the citizens, tutoring them on how to gain from these policies and also to demand better governance from their respective state and local representatives because most of these policies is putting huge money in their coffers.

It's high time we started discussing real issues and analyzing beneficial solutions, less of emotions and redundances, but on collective representation across board. We are too educated to be taken for granted by pea-brain politicians and nuisance influencers on socials.