Tinubu’s economic reforms making positive impacts: Ganduje

APC national chairman Abdullahi Ganduje has extolled the ongoing economic reforms being implemented by President Bola Tinubu, saying that they were already yielding positive results.
Mr Ganduje made this statement during an empowerment programme organised by Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin, where 1,200 vehicles and motorcycles were distributed to party leaders on Sunday in Kano.
He lauded the administration’s commitment to restructuring Nigeria’s economy, saying the reforms have brought about greater stability.
“Under President Tinubu’s leadership, we have witnessed substantial progress in revitalizing the economy. These efforts are already yielding results, including improved infrastructure, job creation, and growth across various sectors.
“The recent reduction in food prices, the drop in petrol costs, and the appreciation of the naira are all direct outcomes of these reforms,” he explained.
He said the president held Kano in high regard, so he appointed them to key positions.
Mr Ganduje commended Mr Barau for his efforts in establishing the North-West Development Commission and expressed gratitude to the president.
The national chairman called on Kano residents to support Mr Tinubu’s administration.
He also said that the distribution of vehicles and motorcycles was aimed at enhancing the socioeconomic well-being of the people, particularly party members.
The gesture, he said, was also expected to promote the party’s noble ideas.
(NAN)
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