
According to him: “I am pleased to report that we have finally turned the corner. The worst is over, I say. Yesterday’s pains are giving way to relief. I salute your endurance, support, and understanding. I will continue to work for you and justify the confidence you reposed in me to steer the ship of our nation to a safe harbour.”
Tinubu highlighted that the removal of fuel subsidies, the unification of exchange rates, and renewed fiscal discipline had created the conditions for growth, allowing the Federal and State governments to channel more resources into infrastructure, education, healthcare and social investments.
Tinubu stressed that the reforms were not without sacrifices but maintained that the measures were necessary to secure the country’s economic future. “The accurate measure of our success will not be limited to economic statistics alone, but rather in the food on our families’ tables, the quality of education our children receive, the electricity in our homes, and the security in our communities,” he said.
The President urged Nigerians to support the drive for productivity, innovation, and enterprise, reiterating his call for citizens to patronise locally made goods and contribute to national development.
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