President Bola Tinubu assured Nigerians of ongoing efforts to ease the impact of economic changes, including the removal of petrol subsidy and exchange rate unification. In his Christmas message, Tinubu emphasized the need for collective contribution to nation-building, transcending political affiliations.
The President’s Special Adviser, Ajuri Ngelale, underscored the inclusive approach to governance, urging all Nigerians to support Tinubu’s vision. Ngelale emphasized the non-partisan nature of the administration’s commitment to addressing contentious issues in 2023, with an eye toward 2024.
In a separate statement, Tinubu acknowledged the sacrifices demanded by recent reforms and appealed for patience, assuring citizens of his dedication to steering the nation toward stability, prosperity, and renewed hope.
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Governor Alex Otti of Abia State echoed support for Tinubu’s economic policies, acknowledging the challenging landscape inherited by the administration. Despite initial difficulties, Otti expressed optimism that positive changes would alleviate poverty in the long run.
However, Labour Party National Chairman, Julius Abure, lamented the impact of what he termed “bad leadership,” criticizing the government’s recent transport subsidy policy as insufficient to address the broader economic challenges facing Nigerians.
Meanwhile, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide appealed to President Tinubu to release the detained leader of IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, as a Christmas gesture. The organization believes Kanu’s release could contribute to easing tensions in the Southeast region.
As President Tinubu charts a course for irreversible progress, diverse opinions reflect the complexities of navigating economic reforms while fostering unity and addressing regional concerns.
