President Bola Tinubu has made a passionate appeal for calm and an end to the ongoing protests in Nigeria, acknowledging the pain and frustration that drove the demonstrations.
In a national broadcast, Tinubu defended his government’s economic reforms, including the removal of fuel subsidies, highlighting the need to address decades of economic mismanagement. He emphasized that the decisions were necessary to reverse the country’s economic fortunes.
Tinubu also highlighted his administration’s achievements, including increased government revenues, improved productivity in the non-oil sector, and infrastructure development. He announced initiatives to empower youth, such as a student loan scheme, consumer credit corporation, and programs to promote digital and creative enterprises.
The President reiterated his commitment to good governance and urged protesters to engage in dialogue. He condemned the violence and destruction that accompanied the protests, warning that the law would catch up with those responsible.
Tinubu’s address was a call to action, urging Nigerians to work together to build a brighter future. He emphasized his vision for a prosperous and just Nigeria, where every citizen can live with dignity and prosperity.
The President’s appeal for calm comes as the country grapples with the aftermath of the protests, which have resulted in loss of life and property. His address was a attempt to reassure Nigerians that his government is committed to addressing their concerns and working towards a better future.
