By Hungah Peter (SIWES student, Federal Polytechnic Ilaro)
In light of widespread misconceptions fueled by economic instability in 2023, there is an urgent need for a presidential remedy to alleviate the struggles faced by Nigerians who have lost their livelihoods.
President Bola Tinubu, in his New Year message, acknowledged these hardships, but the average Nigerian continues to grapple with high inflation rates affecting daily life.
Despite Tinubu’s past fiscal and monetary measures aimed at mitigating the impact of fuel subsidy removal, relief for Nigerians remains elusive.
The implementation of an economic recovery plan in 2024 is crucial to address escalating discontent and hunger. Unfortunately, many state governments have been ineffective in addressing the diminishing economic viability.
In this challenging environment, marked by political indifference and access to resources by a few, some Nigerians turn to violence against perceived threats, reflecting a disturbing mindset.
The solution lies in elevating citizens’ vigilance, free from corruption, and establishing benchmarks for good governance.
Tinubu’s commitment to expedite service delivery is commendable, but the transformation of the country depends not only on the president’s actions but also on collective vigilance.
Nigerians must support Tinubu as he leads strategic reforms in security and revitalizes productive sectors to prevent economic turmoil and foster national development.
