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4 که در ·ترجمه کردن

Economic Hardship: I Take Full Responsibility - Tinubu

President Bola Tinubu, on Wednesday, vowed that Nigeria would survive the current economic hardship even as he took full responsibility for the adverse outcomes of his policy reforms.

“Nigeria will survive the current economic challenges. There is light at the end of the tunnel. I requested the job, and I am not complaining about it. I take full responsibility,” said Tinubu when he addressed Afenifere leaders at the residence of Pa Reuben Fasoranti in Akure, Ondo State.

Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Ajuri Ngelale, stated this in a statement he signed on Wednesday titled, ‘President Tinubu: I take full responsibility for the nation; we are building an efficient Nigeria that is inclusive and fair to all Nigerians.”

Tinubu emphasised his commitment to leading Nigeria towards economic and social prosperity, saying, “Nigeria will survive the current economic challenges. There is light at the end of the tunnel. I requested the job, and I am not complaining about it. I take full responsibility.

"We are meeting our obligations to the international community. To lenders, we have not defaulted, and we are not going to default. We are navigating the twists and bends on the road to Nigeria’s prosperity.”

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4 که در ·ترجمه کردن

THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SHOULD DO THE NEEDFUL.

Those who are bent on defending President Bola Tunibu have repeatedly tried to establish a link between the failure of this administration and the misdeeds of the immediate past government of former President Muhammadu Buhari.

Of recent and also following the footsteps of Sen. Adams Oshiomole is the whole Senate President, Godswill Akpabio who took to the floor of the Red Chamber to defend President Tunibu's show of incapability by arguing that the over N23tr Ways & Means Funds approved by the 9th Assembly galvanized the present economic malediction facing the country.

Ironically, Mr Akpabio was a significant contributor to that very decision while the present administration has spent double that amount within short span of time but with no any sign of improvement. It looks like at a higher level, top government officials have agreed to launch a propaganda to carry away the minds of Nigerians to less important issues.

The National Assembly has the mandate to investigate any expenditure incurred by the agencies of government to ensure financial probity but that should not make it to forget the real problem of hunger and misery people are currently facing.

According to many commentators, analysts and leaders of thought including the former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar have said "Tinubu has refused to roll up his sleeves and do the work that he signed up for. Instead, he and his team are preoccupied with behaving like Napoleon and Squealer, characters in the satire book Animal Farm, who made it a state policy scapegoating Snowball (the opposition) for their own failures arising from their ill-advised policies.”

"His shifting the blame on the opposition and, even ridiculously, his predecessor" to the former VP "is needless and myopic" because "market forces don’t play politics. They respond to your actions and inactions."

Therefore, the option left to the government is to quickly address the market forces and turnaround the economy to cut down inflation, poverty, hunger, unemployment and all those negative socio-economic vices that today taste very bitter to the ordinary Nigerians.

All signs that nothing is moving in the right direction have been apparent on the wall and unfortunately the leadership of the Senate has even refused to listen to the voices of reasons from serious senators like Sen Suleiman Abdulrahman Kawu Sumaila (ofr) representing Kano South Senatorial District.

The storm is gathering and it's not child play. Government must listen and do the needful because a hungry man is an angry person he can go to any length to get food on his table.

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4 که در ·ترجمه کردن

Nigeria Police Seal Labour Union, NLC Office in Lagos To Prevent Planned Nationwide Protest Over Hardship
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6 که در ·ترجمه کردن

Former Executive Secretary of the National Health Insurance Scheme, Professor Usman Yusuf, has told president Bola Tinubu to focus more on taking care of Nigerians who are currently hungry, instead of spending a lot of money on members on the National Assembly.

Professor Usman Yusuf made this assertion during an interview with some journalists on Arise Television. During the interview, Professor Usman Yusuf said, "you (Bola Tinubu) have them (Governors) N72 billion to feed the 36 States. At the same breath, you gave members of the National Assembly N75 billion to buy cars."

"That shows you their priorities. Their priorities is to make the national assembly more malleable than the nation. There is trouble in the land and there is hunger in the land. It is our right and responsibility to speak for those that cannot speak, so that the president can sit-up and for our leaders to sit-up. There is trouble ahead.

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10 که در ·ترجمه کردن

Why I Didn’t Sack Ex-CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele

“I met Emefiele in office when I came, and unless there was firm evidence against him, it would be unfair and an act of injustice to remove him, acting on hearsay,” Buhari said in the book.

“If you punish a man unjustly, it could dog his footsteps throughout life, so if you would punish, you must have evidence and you should know that yourself wouldn’t be there forever. You would leave one day.

“I’m very conscious about the morale of people who serve with me. I also expect whoever succeeds me to be fair to me. I have family, friends, who will feel it. I’m very conscious of fairness.

“When he was linked with campaign for the 2023 presidency, I did not ask him, because he told nobody he was getting involved. Otherwise, I would have removed him and told the nation why,” he added.

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