In a recent meeting with Prime Minister Mark Rutte of the Netherlands at The Hague, President Bola Tinubu expressed his unwavering faith in Nigerians, which emboldens him to make tough decisions on their behalf.
Since assuming office in 2023, Tinubu’s administration has implemented several new policies, including the removal of the petrol subsidy, floating of the naira, and an increase in electricity tariffs.
Despite the challenges, Tinubu affirmed his commitment to making challenging decisions for the benefit of Nigerians, acknowledging the importance of equipping them with the necessary tools for long-term success.
Describing himself as a resolute leader dedicated to the welfare of the people, Tinubu promised to prioritize decisions that may entail short-term difficulties but will ultimately benefit the populace.
“Having weathered significant challenges, I remain steadfast in my actions, driven by the belief that they serve the best interests of all Nigerians,” Tinubu remarked confidently.
He highlighted the positive performance of the Nigerian Naira as a testament to the risks taken by his administration, with the resilient Nigerian populace standing by their leadership.
“Our collective resilience has laid the foundation for future rewards, amplified through effective collaboration with partners like you in exploring new avenues for development,” Tinubu emphasized.
Concluding, he emphasized the necessity for leaders to make decisions that promote national welfare without hesitation or reluctance.