100 days: Tinubu inherited battered economy – FG
The Federal Government on Tuesday said President Bola Tinubu inherited a battered economy but changed the narrative within his 100 days in office.
While describing the fuel subsidy removal as “a Sword of Damocles that hung over Nigeria for decades”, the FG said that although the challenges had been tough, the President has planted seeds of national transformation, growth, and all-round development.
“This period may be challenging, but the President has planted the seeds of national transformation, growth, and all-round development.
Our appeal to Nigerians and the labour unions is to continue to support the government and show more understanding. We must continue to work hard and confidently press forward to the glory of a greater Nigeria”, the FG said.
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mallam Mohammed Idris, said these in a statement titled, ‘President Tinubu’s 100 days of steady progress and national rejuvenation’.
According to him, exactly 100 days ago, President Tinubu assumed office following the mandate bestowed on him by Nigerians, who elected him as the 16th leader of Nigeria.
Idris said, “Since May 29, President Tinubu has been at his duty post, working assiduously to deliver on his campaign promises as enunciated in his Renewed Hope Agenda for a better and greater Nigeria.
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