If Fuel Subsidy Returns, These 10 Gains Will Disappear — Tinubu Supporters Warn
If Fuel Subsidy Returns, These 10 Gains Will Disappear — Tinubu Supporters Warn
Regular payment of civil servants’ salaries
NELFUND Student Loans
Uninterrupted academic calendar in our universities, since there won’t be enough money to look after ASUU
Growth of the Dangote Refinery
The recent salary increases for the military
The just announced expansion of the Nigerian Army from the current eight Divisions to twelve Divisions
Our Foreign Reserves of $52 billion
The stability of the Naira
Rapid nationwide infrastructural development, including the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, Sokoto-Illela-Badagry Superhighway, and the Eastern Railway Corridor
And finally, 1nsecurity will increase because the Federal Government will not be able to fund the r*armament of our military
I urge Nigerians to stay the course and have faith in President Bola Tinubu’s handling of our economy, which has seen our GDP add $67 billion in two years, as well as witnessing 14 uninterrupted cycles of both GDP growth and trade surpluses. All of this macroeconomic stability will be jeopardised if Nigeria reverses the gains of subsidy removal.
Actions have consequences, especially poorly thought-out actions targeted at political ends rather than economic goals.
