President Bola Tinubu has proudly declared that, under his leadership, state governors across Nigeria are no longer resorting to bank loans to cover their workers’ salaries.
The President made this significant announcement during an interfaith Iftar gathering held at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, an event attended by esteemed religious and traditional leaders.
Tinubu acknowledged that his administration inherited a financial landscape fraught with difficulties. However, he asserted that the strategic changes implemented by his team have been instrumental in bolstering the country’s financial stability.
He stated, “Today, no governor in this country is going to banks to get loans just to pay workers’ salaries.
“When we took over, things were really hard and challenging. Today, I can proudly say that we have made it through and stopped Nigeria from going bankrupt.”
The President affirmed his government’s ongoing commitment to increasing support for vital sectors such as agriculture and education, with the aim of securing a brighter future for the younger generation.
He reiterated, “We will continue to invest in key areas such as farming and education to create a better future for the next generation.”
Tinubu also emphasized his government’s unwavering dedication to enhancing the nation’s security and fostering economic improvement.
He concluded, “Our government is still dedicated to building a safer, more secure, and more prosperous country for all Nigerians.”
