Despite the country’s economic difficulties, President Bola Tinubu claims that his administration has been sensitive to the needs and desires of the people, stressing that various steps…
President Bola Tinubu says his organization has been delicate to the residents’ necessities and desires in the midst of financial difficulties standing up to the nation, focusing on that various advances are being taken to address the difficulties.
Tinubu’s remarks followed intense criticism that his government had recently acquired a presidential jet reportedly worth $100 million but had not reduced governance costs.
Talking at the graduation service obviously 32 of the Public Protection School in Abuja, Tinubu expressed that his organization had taken huge steps in tending to certain difficulties experienced by the residents.
Tinubu, who was accompanied by Vice President Kashim Shettima, specifically mentioned the new minimum wage of 70,000 yen as one of the measures taken to address the citizens’ economic difficulties.
He said, “Our dear nation faces numerous financial difficulties. We are sensitive to the requirements of our people as a government. We will proceed to mediate in issues that benefit our residents effectively.
We have recently made significant progress in addressing some of these difficulties. We have executed another public the lowest pay permitted by law, which will help regular citizen laborers as well as staff of the Nigerian military and other security organizations.”
“The threat of crude oil theft will be combated as soon as possible by our border-locally dependent forces and other security agencies. We will not achieve the desired economic stability and protection from outsiders as a result of this.
“We are committed to developing a novel business model that fosters value creation in our mining sector.” We are developing strategies with international partners that will capitalize on these sectors’ potential for development and national security.”
Tinubu assured that he would ensure that the military was well-funded and prepared for battle while praising their efforts during his administration.
He stated, “Under my watch, members of the Armed Forces of Nigeria have made remarkable sacrifices and recorded significant achievements in protecting Nigeria’s territorial integrity and securing the lives and properties of our citizens.” He was referring to the military personnel.
“I will continue to do everything within the scope of my constitutional powers to ensure that the Nigerian military has adequate resources and is prepared for battle,” the president stated.
Tinubu likewise said his organization was working enthusiastically to check raw petroleum robbery straightaway to accomplish monetary dependability, adding that his organization was focused on making a creative business in the mining area.
“We are also working tirelessly to counter the menace of a crude oil theft and pipeline pandemic in the Niger Delta region,” the President stated.
He additionally called for carefulness and advancement of popularity based values in the mainland.
“We should stay careful and proactive in tending to provincial and worldwide dangers and social dangers. We should likewise keep on advancing vote based esteems and maintain majority rule standards in our nation and across the landmass,” he added.
Tinubu, on the other hand, urged the participants to use the skills they had learned to deal with security issues in their countries.
“I urge you to apply your newfound knowledge and skills to address the complex challenges facing our nation,” he said. You have been offered this chance in this school, and I consequently charge you to adapt to the situation.”
On his part, the Commandant of the School, Back Naval commander Olumuyiwa Olotu, said 111 members took the course.
He stated that 35 are from the Nigerian Army, 19 are from the Navy, 12 are from the Air Force, five are police officers, and three are from the Department of State Services.
He also said that the Nigeria Customs Service, the National Judicial Council, the Ministry of Defense, and the Defense Intelligence Agency all had two people involved.
The Government Street Wellbeing Corps, Public Insight Organization, Nigerian Security and Common Protection Corp, Public Remedial Help, Joint Affirmation and Registration Board, Public Assistance Commission, Monetary and Monetary Violations Commission, and Service of International concerns had one member each.
Olutu went on to say that there were 19 international participants, some of whom came from countries like South Africa, Mali, Senegal, Ghana, Brazil, Zimbabwe, Congo, India, Germany, and Nepal.
