Mr Tinubu urged citizens to contribute their quota towards nation building.
Mr Olusegun said the President immediately went on with the ceremonial rounds after the fall.
The vice president urged Nigerian doctors to stay back at home and not leave to seek greener pastures abroad.
Mr Tinubu fell face down during the commemoration of the June 12 Democracy Day.
The President said that those scheming to damage Nigerian democracy were out to exploit and enslave citizens.
The President eulogised Nigerians who actively participated in the fight against military rule.
Mr Tinubu’s statement comes as Nigerians lamented the spate of killings in Katsina and another part of the country under his watch.
EFCC has warned Nigerian youths that “insulting people” on the internet is a crime for which they will be jailed.
Governor Duada Lawal has accused Nigeria’s security agencies of frustrating the onslaught against Zamfara bandits.
“All efforts by aviation authorities to make contact with the aircraft since it went off the radar have failed thus far,” the statement said.
