Tinubu urges South-West muslims to embrace sacrifice for Nigeria’s restoration

President Bola Tinubu delivered a message to South-West Muslim faithful, emphasizing the need for collective sacrifice to restore Nigeria to its rightful place in the global community.

During an audience with a delegation of South-West Muslim leaders led by Alhaji Rasaki Oladejo in Abuja, President Tinubu shared his perspective on the current challenges facing the nation and the temporary nature of these difficulties.

The President, as conveyed by his spokesperson Ajuri Ngelale, encouraged unity and faith in Nigeria. He expressed his firm belief that the country would overcome its challenges and transition to better days ahead. 

President Tinubu underscored his administration’s commitment to creating a fair, just, and hardworking society. He emphasized the importance of rewarding diligence while discouraging laziness through policies and programs.

Reflecting on the removal of the fuel subsidy, President Tinubu acknowledged the challenges it presented to Nigerians but emphasized the necessity of this decision to prevent the collapse of the nation. He highlighted that successful nations often require their leaders to make challenging decisions at the right time and for the right reasons. In this case, the removal of the subsidy was seen as a crucial step in ensuring the stability and financial health of Nigeria.

The President’s message serves as a call to action for South-West Muslims and citizens across the nation, highlighting the need for collective sacrifice to contribute to Nigeria’s recovery and prosperity.