On Monday, President Bola Tinubu gave Nigerians hope for an imminent economic revival and expressed confidence in the nation’s capacity to weather the negative consequences of the elimination of gasoline subsidies.
Speaking during Governor Hope Uzodinma’s Owerri second-term inauguration, the President expressed his optimism that the end of the fuel subsidy program would benefit the nation.
According to the President, “The day of birth is the day of pain, you go through the labour pain, but when you see or you hear the voice of the baby, your pains are gone and you are relieved.
“In the past 40 years, a few people were cornering our commonwealth, and calling it subsidy, but I call it wasteful. Right now, we are all bearing and sharing that pain. But things are looking up. Things will get better for the good of all Nigerians. With me, there is hope.”
In keeping with his goal of promoting economic stability and prosperity, President Tinubu further stated that his administration would increase funding for healthcare and education while easing the way for investments and industrialization.
The President reassured the populace that he is conscious of their worries and is working to resolve the issues brought up by important reforms.
“I assure you, there will be substantial developments in the education of your children, you will see the priority in industrialization, and healthcare will receive more allocation and attention. Don’t worry about what you’re hearing about the ‘Japa Syndrome’, we will train more people,” he added.
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