President Bola Tinubu has sent Nigerians a message that his administration will continue ongoing economic reforms to ensure prosperity and inclusive growth for all.citizens.
In a statement by Special Adviser to the president on information and strategy,
Bayo Onanuga, Tinubu, who spoke during an official visit to Adamawa state., noted that the reforms were yielding results nationwide, with noticeable improvements in education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
“That is the consequence of us working together, and we will achieve more macroeconomic successes.
“We will achieve more for this country. We are investing heavily in agriculture and human capital development. We must be able to feed ourselves, feed the country.
“While we continue to encourage our governors, I must say, the solidarity that exists between the federal government and subnationals is extremely encouraging.
“Things that I don’t have to remind you, you’ll do it, you are carrying the people along. Please continue to do so.”
Tinubu stated that the repositioning of the economy through “the right policies” has created greater allocations to states for projects that impact livelihoods.
He lauded Governor of Adamawa, Ahmadu Fintiri, for “utilising federation allocations” for roads and educational infrastructure.
“You’re reflecting the true commitment of a government of the people, by the people, and for the people,” he said.
“You’re truly a reflection of who we are as a people united to achieve for our great nation.
“Umaru Fintiri, I’ve seen a tremendous amount of renewal, commitment from you in investments in the education of our children, and I commend your vision and commitment to the development of Adamawa state.”
Tinobu appreciated traditional and religious leaders for promoting peace and unity.
“To all the title chiefs, to the traditional leaders, to religious faith leaders, thank you for keeping the peace, working together for Adamawa, working in harmony with one another, encouraging the spirit of togetherness,” he said.
“It is not easy to endure macroeconomic changes and the dynamics in our politics, but I thank all of you.”
