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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria has expressed optimism about reforming the country’s struggling economy. In a statement, he reassured Nigerians that he and his team are working diligently to fulfill their mandate and improve the situation. Tinubu also urged his fellow citizens to embrace values such as patience and perseverance, drawing inspiration from the migration of Prophet Muhammad. However, many Nigerians criticized Tinubu on social media, expressing anger over the ongoing subsidy crisis.
The president of the Republic of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has expressed confidence in reforming the current negative state of the Nigerian economy and transforming it into a more positive phase. He made this statement on Wednesday while celebrating the Islamic New Year with Muslim faithful.
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In a statement, Tinubu assured the public that he and his team are working tirelessly to fulfill their mandate and satisfy the people’s needs. He stated:
“I send my heartfelt felicitations to Muslims in Nigeria and around the world as we witness the end of another Hijri lunar calendar. I pray the incoming Hijri Year 1445 usher in a more peaceful and prosperous period in our lives.”
“While celebrating the New Year, I implore you, fellow compatriots, to imbibe the important values of patience, perseverance, and faithfulness, which were at the roots of the decision by Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) to migrate from Mecca to Madina, 1445 years ago.”
“As we persevere and struggle to confront our present challenges and the temporary pain we experience, I enjoin you to remain hopeful that there is light and prosperity at the end of the tunnel.”
Amid the ongoing subsidy crisis, Nigerians expressed their frustration with Tinubu on various social media platforms.
