Nigeria In A Difficult But Encouraging Situation – Tinubu

National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, says the country is in a difficult but encouraging situation, that could usher in better prospects for all Nigerians.

Tinubu said although the journey to economic recovery would not be easy, there is hope for the country.

This was contained in a speech he delivered on Saturday after receiving a honourary Doctor of Business degree at the 15th- 20th convocation ceremony of the University of Abuja.

He said, “Nigeria stands in the corridor between greatness and failure; between progress and collapse; between hope and despair. Our fate depends on whether we would summon the courage to take the bold steps and move in the direction. We must turn our present challenges into opportunities for the reengineering of our nation’s economic challenges.”

The APC leader, however, noted that Nigeria needed some fundamental restructuring, both politically and as a matter of urgency economically, in order to actualise the desired change.

Tinubu advocated a return to agriculture, noting that a vibrant agriculture sector would produce enough food for domestic consumption and for export, while creating more jobs.

He also reiterated his confidence in the Federal Government’s commitment “to a new era of discipline and prosperity... If you ask me to describe the state of the nation, I would say it is a difficult but encouraging one. We are emerging from a period of great moral uncertainty, where vice and virtue were too often indistinguishable and too often confused, one for the other.

“The journey we have embarked upon will not be easy. It requires all of us to make sacrifices and persevere until we achieve. Nigeria needs some fundamental restructuring, both politically and economically; not the constant tinkering and patch-patch we often resort to."

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  1. True talk; and God will see us through.

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  2. Well talk but some Nigerians don't want to help,our senators is buying expensive cars.God help us.nenyekutes@gmail.com

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  3. May God save our dear country

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  4. It has been a long time nigerians has be making sacrifices to there government, it has been a long time nigerians have been believing on there government so is not today and government has promised nigerians time without number and nothing has done government will even tell nigerians how though hard it will be for masses nigerians never fight even when government fail nigerians they always believe lies of government, but my question to Nigeria government is have they ever think making sacrifices to nigerians? Have they ever think and go on with there words and promises to nigerians ? .

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  5. Encouraging you say? I dont believe that

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  6. Yeah it is so true, but we are hopeful.

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  7. God will surely sort us out of this mess. Nigeria is a great country and no place like home.

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  8. Nigeria and Nigerians will survive. It's just a matter of time.

    dec.16th@yahoo.com

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  9. God will hlp us, without him we can't attain anitin, wiv him dere is hope 4 a beta Nigeria..inumidun

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  10. It is easy if we have patriotic leaders and plutocrats with good conscience, not a prodigal son like the Senate President

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  11. We will get pass the difficulties soonest by God's grace.

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  12. I concur with him, we hope on oil alone which is nt good for any economic

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  13. Only God will help this country

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  14. We hear o Asiwaju,KGOD wgive us the sprit of patience and perseverance.

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  15. It can only get better for us, lets keep praying.

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  16. With the crop of leaders at the helm of affairs now, we have hope that Nigeria will rise again.

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  17. Jagaban and his powerful opinion... The Boss

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  18. Naso! #Optimism. #Nigeria will rise!

    olutoscene1@gmail.com

    #Olu,can you see?

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  19. I totally agree with Tinubu

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  20. Let just keep praying for Nigeria to be better

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