I won’t fail you – Tinubu promises Nigerians

President Bola Tinubu has promised n not to fail Nigerians in his bid to permanently transform the nation’s economy.

President Bola Tinubu has promised n not to fail Nigerians in his bid to permanently transform the nation’s economy.

Tinubu gave the assurance while receiving members of the Tinubu Support Organisation (TSO) on a solidarity visit to the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

This was contained in a statement signed by Chief Frank Ebere-Njoku, National Spokesperson of the group issued on Monday, NAN reports.

President Bola Tinubu has promised n not to fail Nigerians in his bid to permanently transform the nation’s economy.

Tinubu gave the assurance while receiving members of the Tinubu Support Organisation (TSO) on a solidarity visit to the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

This was contained in a statement signed by Chief Frank Ebere-Njoku, National Spokesperson of the group issued on Monday, NAN reports.

Addressing the group, Tinubu applauded TSO for standing on his mandate, stressing that Nigeria was on the path of recovery.

The president expressed confidence in the capacity of his cabinet members to rescue the country from the present economic quagmire.

“I have at this point, assembled ministers to work toward achieving my goal of a progressive Nigeria.

“I am sure that they are capable of delivering on their primary assignment of rebuilding the Nigerian economy because I will remove anyone who fails because I want results,” he said.

He also pledged to run an all-inclusive government where everyone would be given the opportunity to serve, especially those who worked for him.

“I will always reward loyalty, excellence, and hard work,” he said.

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