President Bola Tinubu says his administration’s economic reforms are aimed at protecting the interests of future generations. Speaking at the State House in Abuja while receiving a delegation of former National Assembly colleagues, Tinubu said Nigeria had been spending resources meant for future generations for over 50 years, making long-term planning difficult.
He acknowledged the economic and social challenges faced at the start of his administration and thanked the delegation for their support in addressing these issues. President Tinubu maintained that strict adherence to democratic principles remains the best path to economic, social, and political progress.
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Speaking on behalf of the group, Senator Emmanuel Chiedoziem Nwaka commended Tinubu’s initiatives, particularly the Nigerian Education Loan Fund and the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation, describing them as impactful programmes for citizens.
The delegation included former lawmakers such as Senator Bako Aufara Musa, Hon. Terwase Orbunde, and Hon. Amina Aliyu, among others.
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