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Hardship: Be Patient, I Understand Your Pain – Tinubu Begs Nigerian Youths

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President Bola Tinubu has begged Nigerian youths to exercise patience.

 

According to him, he is aware of the hardship caused by the economic initiatives of his administration.

Tinubu explained that the hardships the country is currently facing would eventually vanish and give way to a more equitable, prosperous and inclusive economy.

He gave the assurance on Thursday in the nation’s capital at an audience with the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Youth Leaders from the 36 States of the federation and Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

The President said, “I make my pledge to the country that no decision will be difficult for this administration to take for the prosperity and unity of this country. Economic reforms could be slow. Be patient a little more.

“I can assure you that I understand the pains you are going through. It’s not easy to get out the monster of over forty years called fuel subsidy.’’

Recall that Nigerians have experienced more hardship since the removal of fuel subsidy two months ago.

Food items, goods and services, including transportation have all gone up as a result of the fuel subsidy removal.

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