The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has said that the current economic policies of the President Bola Tinubu-led administration will start benefitting Nigerians from next year....CONTINUE READING
The minister stated this on Thursday during the end-of-year World Press Conference in Abuja.
His words:
“The reforms initiated by President Tinubu across the various sectors of our economy are sowing the seeds of transformative change, and as we enter 2024, we can anticipate the fruits of these efforts beginning to blossom.
“These reforms are not instantaneous miracles but deliberate steps towards building a stronger and more prosperous Nigeria.
“In the economic realm, initiatives aimed at creating jobs, attracting investments, and fostering sustainable growth are taking root.
“As we move forward, we can expect to witness the tangible outcomes of these efforts, with increased economic opportunities, improved infrastructure, and a business environment conducive to innovation and prosperity.”
The minister said removing the fuel subsidy, a policy of the Tinubu administration, was a decisive step towards channelling resources to critical of the country.
By redirecting these funds, Idris said President Tinubu aims to bolster critical areas such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, humanitarian aid, security, and other sectors that directly influence the well-being and prosperity of our citizens.
“This move is not without its challenges, but it signifies our unwavering commitment to making difficult decisions in the interest of the greater good. It aligns with our vision for a Nigeria that thrives on efficiency, transparency, and responsible governance.
“Fuel subsidy removal is a crucial step towards a more sustainable economic future, and we are working tirelessly to ensure that the benefits of this decision are felt by all citizens,” he added…CONTINUE READING>>
