President Bola Tinubu has said again that his government is dedicated to solving the country’s biggest problems, such as economic troubles, power shortages, and safety issues.
In Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, Tinubu said that his government is still focused on policies that will help the poorest and most at-risk Nigerians.
“We won’t stop moving forward,” he said. “We’ll keep looking for ways to help those who are having a hard time.”
“This government really cares.”
He said that having a steady power supply is very important for development and that industrial growth and learning new skills depend on having reliable electricity.
“You can’t have people getting stronger, learning new skills, or industrial growth without enough power.”
He said, “I promise Nigerians that we will provide electricity to help our country’s growth.”
The president also thanked Douye Diri, the governor of Bayelsa State, for how he runs the state.
“Diri has shown how strong it is to lead with a clear purpose. I am here today to promise that we will work hard to properly equip and train our men and women in the Armed Forces, even though we face challenges and the legacy of those who led this country, including the battles and difficulties of keeping the peace.” We will stop terrorism and crime.
