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President Bola Tinubu, during his visit to Enugu, affirmed his commitment to nation-building despite criticism. He highlighted the importance of removing the petrol subsidy to secure the future and emphasized the need for a strong team to overcome Nigeria’s challenges. Tinubu also inaugurated key state development projects.

During his first official visit to Enugu, President Bola Tinubu addressed stakeholders from the Southeast, reaffirming his commitment to strengthening Nigeria despite ongoing challenges and criticisms. Tinubu emphasized the importance of building a unified nation and acknowledged the tough decisions required to secure the country's future.

The president explained that removing the petrol subsidy was essential for the nation’s growth and for safeguarding the interests of future generations. He highlighted the delicate balance between addressing current needs and securing long-term prosperity. "We cannot bankrupt the future," Tinubu asserted, reinforcing his belief that the decision was necessary for sustainable development.

Tinubu also acknowledged the hardships that come with leadership, recognizing that his actions would often be met with resistance and criticism. "I know people will fight, grumble, and abuse me, but I asked for the job," he stated confidently, adding that he is committed to leading a team dedicated to nation-building.

The president’s message was clear: despite the inevitable backlash, he remains steadfast in his vision of transforming Nigeria into a stronger and more prosperous nation. His remarks resonated with the Southeast stakeholders, as he urged them to unite behind the common goal of national progress, stressing the importance of teamwork and collective effort.