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President Tinubu Promises Job Creation and Industrial Growth in New Economic Phase

In a major address on Nigeria’s 66th Independence Day, President Bola Tinubu acknowledged the challenges faced by the nation’s economy, pledging to tackle poverty and stimulate job creation and industrial growth. According to Business Post Nigeria, Tinubu made this promise in his speech, which was delivered on October 1st.

Tinubu’s commitment to economic development comes as millions of Nigerians struggle to meet their basic needs, amid rising costs. The President addressed this issue directly, vowing to reverse the country’s current economic trajectory.

The promise of job creation and industrial growth is a key component of Tinubu’s strategy for Nigeria’s new economic phase. While the details of his plans remain unclear, the president’s words have been warmly received by many Nigerians who are hopeful about the future under his leadership.

Sources:
– Business Post Nigeria ()
– Punch Newspapers ()
– THISDAYLIVE ()

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