President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to alleviating the economic challenges faced by Nigerians.
Speaking at the Nigeria Employers Summit in Abuja, Tinubu pledged to implement reforms to strengthen the private sector and rebuild the economy.
The President, represented by Minister of State for Labour and Employment Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, assured that the government is working to cushion the effects of economic hardship and improve the lives of citizens.
He highlighted the administration’s eight-point agenda, “Renewed Hope,” aimed at rebuilding the nation and enhancing its global standing, according to Peoples Gazette.
Tinubu commended the Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association for promoting enterprise sustainability and national growth.
The summit’s theme focused on deepening collaboration to maximize government reforms and leverage private sector potential.
This commitment comes as Nigerians face economic challenges, and the government seeks to implement reforms to navigate the nation back from economic ruin.
“I want to assure you that this administration is doing all that is necessary to cushion the pains and make life better for all citizens,” said Mr Tinubu.
“With our Renewed Hope eight-point agenda, I want to assure you of our continuous commitment to rebuilding our nation and reclaiming its pride of place, not only in Africa but also in the world,” he added.
According to him, government, since its inception, has rolled out several reforms aimed at rebuilding the economy and impacting organised businesses.
“It is without a doubt that this administration is committed to strengthening the private sector and rebuilding our economy,” Mr Tinubu said.
Speaking on “Economic Renaissance: Harnessing Government Reforms and Private Sector Agility,” the president said his administration embarked on “necessary” reforms to “navigate our nation back from the path of economic ruin.”
“This administration will continue to do all that is necessary to ensure the sustainability of businesses, attract foreign direct investment and make our nation the pride of Africa as it used to be.
“We will continue with various bold and strategic measures, where necessary, to address the deep-rooted structural deficiencies and systemic challenges that have plagued the economy over the years.
“Despite our country’s complexities and some citizens’ resistance to change, we will remain resolute in our commitment to steering the nation toward stability and prosperity,” he said.
