I’m reviving Nigerian economy after years of damage – Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has told traditional rulers from the South-South region of Nigeria of his administration’s efforts to revive the economy “from the damage of several years.”
Ajuri Ngalale, the president media adviser, said, in a statement, that the president also urged the monarchs to talk to the youths “to keep faith with the country because light is already visible at the end of the tunnel.” The monarchs, the president said, he would “address” their concerns about the region’s development.
The leader of the delegation, His Royal Majesty, Major-General Felix Mujakperuo (Rtd), who also is the chairman of the Delta State Council of Traditional Rulers, appealed to the president “to follow up on all developmental efforts in the region.”
“Mr. President, you know the problems of our region as an expert with experience in the energy industry. We see you working hard to solve our problems, and we are comforted that you have pledged to take on our concerns and bring a final solution to them,” he said on behalf of the monarchs.
