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Tinubu Says His Government Is Tackling Inherited Economic and Security Challenges

Tinubu Says His Government Is Tackling Inherited Economic and Security Challenges

President Bola Tinubu says his administration is confronting the economic and security challenges it inherited from the previous government. Speaking during a meeting with Catholic bishops at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, Tinubu said the economy had recovered and was on a sounder footing. He added that Nigeria had moved beyond the “dark tunnel” he said the country entered before he assumed office. The President also said he had approved the expansion of the Nigerian Army and other armed forces. According to him, the government will provide resources for equipment, new barracks and the fight against terrorism.

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Y
yemi

What indicators should Nigerians use to judge the claim that the economy has recovered while these inherited challenges are being tackled?

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J
jaruma

Exactly. People should look at everyday costs, jobs, security, and whether public services are improving.

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K
kris

Addressing Catholic bishops in Abuja shows the administration is still seeking support and reassurance around difficult economic and security issues.

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J
jude

Could also be a normal engagement with religious leaders, not necessarily a search for reassurance.

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M
mary

Inherited problems are real, but the government also needs to be judged by what changes under its own watch, not only by the starting point.

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M
mel

Regular, clear updates on economic measures and security outcomes would help people assess progress beyond broad statements at official meetings.

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