In his Independence Day address to the nation, President Bola Tinubu acknowledged the growing concerns over rising food prices and the high cost of living affecting Nigerians.
He assured the public that his administration is working tirelessly to implement initiatives aimed at easing the economic burden on citizens.
Addressing the nation, President Tinubu expressed his understanding of the difficulties faced by many Nigerians due to inflation and increasing food costs.
He reiterated that his government is committed to tackling these issues through a range of strategic policies designed to stabilize the economy and make life more affordable for the average citizen.
“Our administration is fully aware of the rising food costs and the high standard of living.” President Tinubu stated during his speech.
The president also commended state governors for their role in supporting federal efforts to combat the economic strain, noting that collaborative measures between the state and federal governments are key to ensuring the success of relief initiatives.
Tinubu highlighted several ongoing programs aimed at boosting food production and reducing inflation, assuring Nigerians that these efforts would yield results in the near future.
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