President Bola Tinubu defended his removal of fuel subsidies, stating it was necessary to protect Nigeria’s youth and future generations. Speaking at the National Youth Congress Planning Committee inauguration, he emphasized economic stability, infrastructure investment, and youth empowerment as key government priorities to drive long-term national development.
President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed his decision to remove fuel subsidies, stating that the move is necessary to safeguard the future of Nigeria’s youth and unborn generations. Speaking at the inauguration of the National Youth Congress Planning Committee at the Presidential Villa, Tinubu emphasized that his administration’s policies are focused on long-term economic stability and youth empowerment.
He argued that retaining fuel subsidies would hinder investment in critical infrastructure, discouraging economic growth. Tinubu also acknowledged the economic hardships Nigerians are facing but insisted that the policy shift would ultimately lead to prosperity. He urged young Nigerians to take ownership of their future, emphasizing that his government is committed to creating opportunities for them. Highlighting signs of economic recovery, Tinubu expressed optimism about the nation’s progress, urging the youth to engage with governance and contribute to national development.
