My govt won’t leave any region behind in development — Tinubu

President Bola Tinubu has reassured that his government would ensure equitable development across all regions of the country, with no area left behind.

Tinubu stated this on Tuesday in Kaduna, at a two-day interactive session on government-citizens’ engagement organised by the Sir Ahmadu Bello Memorial Foundation.

Represented by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, George Akume, the president stated that the ministers’ interactions with stakeholders at the event would unveil empirical facts and figures that the North was not neglected.

He highlighted key achievements under the Renewed Hope Agenda, speaking on several interventions of the present administration, including economic reforms, education, health, security, infrastructure, and food security.

Weighing in on economic reforms, Tinubu said his administration had implemented bold reforms to stabilize and grow the economy, including unifying the exchange rate and restructuring debt profiles.

Tinubu stressed that investments had been made in modernising security equipment and upskilling personnel, listing major projects to include the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, the Sokoto-Badagry superhighway, ongoing rail projects (Kano-Maradi, Port Harcourt-Maiduguri), and housing initiatives.

The president also highlighted the Renewed Hope Agenda’s priorities to include reforming the economy for sustained growth, strengthening national security, boosting agriculture for food security, unlocking energy and natural resources, and enhancing infrastructure and transportation.

“The removal of fuel subsidy, though painful, has been a necessary reform that saved trillions of Naira.

“The Palliative Measures Plan and interventions through state governments, MSME support, and public transportation upgrades are mitigating the impacts,” he said.

Do You Need More Trending Updates? Then kindly bookmark our blog Realgosipcenter.com.ng, we will update you with more latest musics in mp3 audio format and video in mp4 formats as soon as they drop for quick downloads.