Tanga District Commissioner Japhari Kubecha, praised President Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan's leadership during an interview today, describing her four years in office as a time of hope, encouragement, reconciliation, and major progress for Tanzania.
“The past four years under President Samia’s leadership have brought hope, encouragement, and a time of rebuilding. It’s been a period of change, bringing new strength and optimism to the people of Tanzania,” Kubecha said.
He went on to explain that President Samia has shown courage, professionalism, and innovation. She has managed to turn the goals of her predecessors into real actions, focusing on diplomatic, economic, political, and social issues.
"President Samia is a great example of strong leadership. She has brought success in many areas of our country, turning visions into reality and showing she can handle leadership challenges well,” Kubecha added.
Kubecha pointed out that during her leadership, many important projects have been completed quickly, with others starting and making great progress. These projects have played a key role in the country’s rapid development.
“These projects have been very helpful, speeding up the country’s growth. Many people who had left the country have come back with renewed energy, and they are continuing their political and development work. More people who were once unknown are now getting the chance to be recognized. Our country’s dignity and respect have been protected, and freedom and equality have been firmly established,” he explained.
Kubecha emphasized that these achievements show President Samia’s leadership ability, strength, and success.
“All these signs show that President Samia has been a strong, resilient, and successful leader. She has handled leadership challenges with great success,” he said.
Finally, Kubecha urged Tanzanians to trust President Samia for a second term.
“We have every reason to trust her again and give her another term as our leader. No one else compares to President Samia’s level of leadership right now,” he said.