No Regrets for Tinubu Supporters – Masari

• Masari asserted that Nigerians who voted for Tinubu in the 2023 general elections have no reason to regret their decision. 
• Masari maintained that the subsidy removal move was necessary for the country’s economic recovery
• “Past presidents wanted to do it but couldn’t. He did it because of how much of the country’s money was being wasted”

Ibrahim Masari, a prominent chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and close ally of President Bola Tinubu, recently asserted that Nigerians who voted for Tinubu in the 2023 general elections have no reason to regret their decision.

Eko Hot Blog reports that in an interview with BBC Hausa, Masari commended the administration’s performance, specifically highlighting advancements in security, economic reform, and governance.

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“Anyone who voted for President Tinubu between himself and God has no regrets,” Masari said confidently, affirming that the administration has made bold strides in confronting long-standing challenges in the country.

As the Tinubu administration enters its second year, Masari the president controversial decision to remove fuel subsidies. He cited this and other critical reforms as evidence of President Tinubu’s commitment to Nigeria’s sustainable growth.

Acknowledging the challenges faced by Nigerians due to the subsidy removal, Masari maintained that the move was necessary for the country’s economic recovery and long-term progress.

“Past presidents wanted to do it but couldn’t. He did it because of how much of the country’s money was being wasted,” he said.

Masari argued that the subsidy regime had negatively impacted Nigeria’s economy for years, diverting vital resources from critical infrastructure and public services.

Praising Tinubu’s decisive action, Masari noted that the president accomplished what previous leaders had failed to do, reflecting his commitment to addressing challenging issues head-on.

Furthermore, Masari revealed that the funds saved from subsidy removal are now being invested in key development projects and public service improvements at both federal and state levels.

“The money is now being used to fund projects that benefit Nigerians in the long term,” Masari added. “This is a necessary sacrifice for a stronger and more stable Nigeria.”

Despite ongoing complaints about inflation, fuel costs, and economic hardship in Nigeria, Masari insists that these challenges are temporary and necessary for achieving sustainable economic growth.

Masari acknowledged public concerns while urging Nigerians to remain patient and resilient in the face of adversity.

As the Tinubu administration approaches its two-year mark, debates persist over the effectiveness of its economic policies. Supporters emphasize President Tinubu’s decisive leadership and long-term vision, while critics point to worsening economic conditions and rising living costs as evidence of policy shortcomings.

Masari’s call for patience underscores the administration’s belief that the benefits of its reforms will ultimately outweigh short-term challenges.

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