Eko Hot Blog reports that during the meeting, President Tinubu reiterated his administration’s commitment to comprehensive economic security for the country, stating, “We are committed to the economic survival of our country. To re-engineer the finances of our country, we must start in earnest.”
The President promised to address foundational challenges and create a fair and equitable system, saying, “To empower the people, we must invest in the future of our youths. We have seen the problems parents face in training their children in school; it is the reason why we established the National Student Loan Programme, which is taking off well.”
Tinubu also emphasized the need to boost the purchasing power of citizens, declaring, “If we remove the cash upfront element to buy a car or a house, we will reduce the propensity for fraud and corruption across the land.”
Addressing the issue of security, the President took a firm stance, warning, “Those who think they can threaten the sovereignty of Nigeria will have themselves to blame. They have a price to pay. And we are not going to relent.”
He further affirmed, “I am irrevocably committed to the unity of Nigeria and constitutional democracy. Security of life and property is very necessary for development. I can tell you we are achieving success. We have degraded terrorism to a level that they cannot threaten the sovereignty of Nigeria any longer.”
The President’s bold statements and comprehensive approach to securing Nigeria’s economic future and safeguarding its sovereignty reflect his determination to tackle the country’s pressing challenges and pave the way for sustainable progress and development.
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