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Bitter Pill Must be Administered to Build Better Future for Nigeria - President Tinubu

President Bola Tinubu says the “bitter pill” must be administered to an ailing nation and economy to build a better future for the country.

According to a statement by Ajuri Ngelale, presidential spokesperson, on Thursday, Tinubu spoke at a meeting with members of the board and management of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG). 

He said Nigeria is blessed with rich human and natural resources, in addition to deficit opportunities, which can quickly be leveraged into new prosperity.

The president called for the urgent exploitation of Nigeria’s diversity for collective gain, with an eye on new think tanks in the agricultural sector and the establishment of a commodity exchange.

“We have gone through the past. I will not look back. The focus of my horse and my race remains forward-looking,” Tinubu said.

“We have an abundance of knowledge and untapped mineral resources, and an agricultural sector that is God-given, but we tend to shy away from taking those gigantic steps that will result in prosperity for our people. 

“We are not exploiting our diversity for prosperity, we are at each other’s throats, arguing about unnecessary things, instead of thinking and doing for our people.”

The president said he was elected on a “no excuses” platform for renewed hope and that he will not accept excuses from anyone in his government as they set out to deliver on his agenda.

“I don’t see why Nigeria will be so blessed with good soil and not have a commodity exchange. I don’t see why we have not been able to interrogate our real estate sector and propel it,” he said.

“I don’t see why we have not used consumer credit to build the purchasing power of our people and the capacity of our very own manufacturing sector.”

Tinubu said his administration’s reforms are anchored on a “strong adherence to accountability and transparency.”

While commending the NESG for believing in the reforms of his administration, he emphasised the need for robust public-private sector partnership to grow the economy.

Also speaking at the meeting, Olaniyi Yusuf, chairman of NESG, welcomed the economic reforms announced by the Tinubu-led administration, specifically with respect to petrol subsidy removal, foreign exchange rate harmonisation, food security and palliatives to sub-national governments.

Yusuf pledged that the NESG would work with the newly inaugurated cabinet to achieve the eight-point agenda of the administration.

https://www.thecable.ng/tinubu-on-reforms-bitter-pill-must-be-administered-to-build-better-future-for-nigeria/amp

Oga druggie have you finished baby steps ?

Now you want to become a pharmacist administering pills ?

Wicked soul! He opposed the anti-shock of doing away with fraud subsidy in 2012. His party and government called it a scam, fraud or corruption. Now they have ended up perpetrating the same scam till date.

This same crooked criminal rejected participation in the national confab of 2014. He refused and rejected one Nigeria only to start talking shitcrap of believing in it after the criminal capture of state hence benefiting from the one Nigeria corruption.

They said change begins with you( and not them o). Yet same criminal looting gang of super-looters have appropriate high profile positions to themselves to continue to feed on the carcass of this decomposing nation.

A drug baron-president. A BH terrorists apologist-VP. A #108B corruption ex-governor as senate president and to crown it- a Gandollar is now the chair of the party of the central national government. What an insult.

Carry on sir, majority of Nigerians are proud of your style of leadership

yarimo:
Carry on sir, majority of Nigerians are proud of your style of leadership

It is not easy being you. Let your slave masters catch you first. Do it with some sense

Hope your family go follow take the bitter pill

Each successive government keeps saying this, that is how more than 20 years have passed and they keep increasing the bitterness, indirectly what he is telling the people is that they should suffer for the country to get better as if the people have not been suffering since and as if they have not heard what he is saying from previous governments, now he is doing the same thing still increasing their sufferings.....

Tinubu is a very wicked and heartless person, the citizens are taking the bitter pill, while the leaders are taking sweet syrup

TRUE. MR PRESIDENT. But 🇳🇬 are hungry.It is NOT FUNNY

Over to you wailing wailers.

The zombie king dishing out lies to his zombie minions

You need to die to live

while National Assembly shared 70b
All state Governors got 5b each


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Tinubu can never revamp the refineries here to stop oil importation..
All the monies made from removal of subsidy will be shared just like Buhari ..

Tinubu is a failure
Cool down and witness the death of Naira..
it's hitting 1k to the dollar before December..
and fuel will increase just as poverty and hardship..

Deceiving yourself

Hmmm

Bitter leaves soup with agdado na wetin I go dey chop now.
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This is a bitter truth,
Even Jesus wont be able to rebuild NIGERIA without stepping on many toes and disappointing many persons....

Hey!! We don enter one chance.

We never even take the bitter pill and we dey suffer like this .

OK o

Hehehe.

Time to farm bitter leaf .

My only problem with this bitter leaf soup is that it's only the poor that will eat it.

Yes, the citizens must swallow the bitter pill while the politicians enjoy the sweets


Nigerians must have sense by fire by force

First of all is to reclaim the stolen mandate

Balabue leave that seat. It doesn't belong to you.

Very useless government

Bitter pill that your children will not taste or feel the impact? E go soon clear una.

Very annoying. Please can someone tell him to stop talking bc it is becoming annoying and stale.

Can someone ask him is it part of bitter pills that he gave the judiciary #35 billion for what exactly. Bribe or what?. Why extending judges retirement age to 70yrs? All because of.......

You have given national assembly 70 billion, judiciary...... and states.

So those making the money you share under public and civil servant you even told August you Failed. Ok

Well, that's the sincere Truth but then do we have the personnel with the right mindset to invest for cooperate and future gains, the savings from this stress.

Yeye. Bitter leaf kill you there.

BaBa is corn-fused



He said he believes in Team-ship and will hit the ground running.... In his race , Naira has become the worse performing currency

Let me ask the stewpid supporters of APC.... Must this so called bitter pill be swallowed by the poor masses alone?