Following Tuesday’s Federal Executive Council meeting, Minister of Information and National Orientation, Alhaji Mohammed Idris, expressed strong optimism about President Bola Tinubu’s reform agenda. Speaking to State House correspondents, the minister emphasized that the government’s initiatives to revive the economy are already showing positive signs.
According to Idris, the reforms are not only revitalizing the nation’s economic landscape but are also creating tangible opportunities for citizens. “The government is listening to the public and taking decisive steps to ensure that the economy comes back to life,” he stated. The administration’s approach involves a multifaceted strategy that includes boosting construction projects—seen as a quick way to generate jobs for daily income earners—as well as other key interventions aimed at stimulating growth.
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While acknowledging the inherent challenges that come with any sweeping reform, the minister reassured the public that such hurdles are being addressed head-on. “Every reform initiative faces its set of challenges, but we are committed to consolidating our efforts throughout 2025,” Idris added. With the Federal Executive Council reviewing 67 memos and proceeding with most of them, the government is demonstrating its resolve to implement policies that foster economic stability and growth.
The administration’s renewed “Hope Agenda” is a central pillar of this economic strategy, designed to ensure that the benefits of development reach all corners of the country. As the reforms progress, citizens are encouraged to remain optimistic about the future.
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