Tinubu’s advocacy group seeks Nigerians’ patience for economic reforms manifestation

An advocacy group for President Bola Tinubu, The BAT Movement, has urged Nigerians to be patient with his administration as it implements economic reforms addressing the country’s challenges effectively.
The group’s founder, Biodun Ajiboye, made the call on Friday, in Abuja at a Stakeholders Summit on Second Year Assessment of President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope administration.
According to Mr Ajiboye, the president clearly understands what Nigerians are going through and is working tirelessly towards implementing reforms that will make life better for all in the long run.
Mr Ajiboye, who is the Executive Secretary/Chief Executive Officer of the National Institute for Cultural Orientation (NICO), said that the president and his cabinet were working towards restoring the lost glory of Nigeria through initiatives propelled by the renewed hope mantra.
According to him, it is pertinent to remind ourselves that the journey so far has not been easy as the task of building a nation is the responsibility of all.
He stated, “As painful as these reforms may appear to be, they remain necessary decisions that need to be taken towards achieving a greater Nigeria that works for all. Therefore, as citizens, we must continue to be patient with the current administration to pursue policies that build a resilient, strong and diversified economy for the benefit of present and future generations. It is our opinion that dealing with the root cause of a problem shows a genuine intention to solve a problem. This is exactly the sincere approach of President Bola Tinubu, and I salute his courage because not all leaders can put the future ahead of the current splendour of office.’’
Mr Ajiboye urged Nigerians to shun naysayers and selfish opposition elements desperate to bring down the government at all costs to grab power in 2027.
According to him, the on-going infrastructure revolution embarked upon by the Federal Government is a clear indication that the administration meant well for citizens.
He said that subsidy removal and floating of the naira and tax regime might seem like difficult decisions but are guaranteed to revive and strengthen the Nigerian economy in the long run.
He stated, “The President we have today is a transformational leader, who sets focus and drives his team towards the goal to be achieved. I sincerely like to tell you that our political space is marred today by untamed desperation and a wild quest to be President of Nigeria. This has led to the unguarded expressions and search for association, joined largely by perennial electoral failures. Our focus is to communicate the policies of the government in every way possible to the masses of Nigeria, therefore you should expect that we will infiltrate the fabric of the masses to the grassroots.’’
In his remarks, Acting National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Ali Dalori, lauded the BAT Movement for putting the summit together.
He said the event was an opportunity to reflect on successes so far recorded by the Tinubu administration.
He added, “Today’s gathering, which focuses on assessing the two years of impactful governance and achievements of President Bola Tinubu, is a testimony of the position support which the BAT Movement provides for the Renewed Hope Agenda of our administration. As a party, we will continue to call upon all groups of our great party to emulate the BAT Movement and continue to support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Our party has been growing from strength to strength because our President Bola Tinubu has been able to provide impactful leadership.’’
The event brought together representatives of various support groups for President Tinubu, members of the diplomatic community and top government functionaries, including Minister of Arts, Culture, Tourism and Creative Economy, Hannatu Musawa.
Others include Sen. Ajibola Basiru, National Secretary of the APC, Senator Ajibola Bashiru and other party chieftains.
(NAN)
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