OH REALLY!!! “. Bola Tinubu Didn’t Come Into Office to Cause Difficulties” – FG Begs Nigerians

Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has reassured diplomats that the Federal Government is not intent on causing hardship for Nigerians.

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He emphasized that the President is resolute in his commitment to tackling deep-seated issues with robust solutions, aiming to rectify the ineffective policies and poor decisions that have hindered the country’s progress for years.

The President’s goal is to address and fix these longstanding challenges, rather than impose unnecessary difficulties on citizens.

In his words;

“It is important to kick off on this note: that President Tinubu did not come to office to cause hardship or make life difficult for Nigerians.”

“He has come to office with bold solutions to historical problems; with the determination to correct many of the poor policies and dysfunctional choices that have held us back as a nation for decades.”

“The President assumed office during one of Nigeria’s most challenging periods in its history, where the country was spending 97% of all its revenue on debt service; coupled with widespread poverty, rising unemployment, dilapidated infrastructure, and insecurity.”

“Faced with these daunting realities, the administration took decisive action and implemented long-overdue reforms to save the economy from collapse.”

“For decades, the costly, wasteful and unsustainable fuel subsidy regime had denied Nigeria the opportunity to invest in critical infrastructure, social service, and the welfare of its citizens.”

“The President, therefore, had to take a very painful decision to abolish the fuel subsidy and redirect the funds towards critical sectors such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, and security, which directly impact citizens’ well-being and the development of the country.”