“Their circumstances did not begin with the reforms of the last three years,” the president said. “Their struggle is the accumulated consequence of decades of low productivity.”
Sa’idu Dattijo Adahama says Nigeria has attained political independence but has yet to achieve the economic independence its founding fathers envisioned.
“The emergency treatment is over,” the president declared. “The foundation has been repaired. The central economic task before us has changed.”
“Influential but regressive voices would have us abandon the treatment and return ourselves to the abuse of addictive subsidies, we must resist their siren song,” said Mr Tinubu.
Iyorwuese Hagher, a former deputy minister for power and steel, has called on Nigerians to end the culture of celebrating people with unexplained wealth.
Mr Nolas-Alausa said the new economy presented both opportunities and responsibilities.
Mr Tinubu returned from a three-week vacation to Europe on Tuesday.
Mr Ajayi said, “The Nigeria we desire is possible, but we must overhaul the way we practise democracy.”
The judge fixed October 12 and 13 for the hearing of the bail application and trial.
Mr Ahmad urged participants to take the training seriously.
