Minister of Information, Mohammed Idris, has stated that Tinubu’s economic reforms will continue causing temporary discomfort.
He explained that President Tinubu’s policies are painful but necessary to rebuild Nigeria’s economy for sustainable long-term development.
Speaking on Channels TV, Mr Idris praised the president’s bold decisions despite the widespread hardship being experienced nationwide.
At the beginning of the administration, Tinubu’s economic reforms included the removal of fuel subsidy and exchange rate unification.
These landmark decisions, Idris noted, were critical moves aimed at correcting structural imbalances plaguing Nigeria’s economy for decades.
He emphasized that major economic surgeries often come with severe pain before delivering meaningful and lasting improvements.
The minister assured citizens that the worst of the hardship from Tinubu’s economic reforms would gradually ease with time.
He reiterated that Tinubu is focused on building a solid economic foundation rather than chasing quick or unsustainable solutions.
According to Idris, Nigeria is already witnessing progress and heading steadily toward the prosperity the president promised citizens.
Beyond economic matters, the minister highlighted Tinubu’s decisive actions to tackle insecurity through strengthened military coordination.
He disclosed that the president had issued firm orders for security forces to decisively crush criminal elements nationwide.
Mr Idris referenced the president’s visit to Benue State with top security officials as proof of commitment to peace.
He also affirmed Tinubu’s dedication to improving diplomatic relations and enhancing border safety through advanced technological solutions.
The administration, he added, is committed to securing every life and property across Nigeria through proactive governance.
Despite current challenges, Idris called on Nigerians to remain patient as the government works toward national revival and progress.
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