Tinubu laying solid foundation for Nigeria’s economic recovery – Senator Eze
Chairman of the Senate Committee on Recordsdata and Senator representing Ebonyi Central, Ken Eze, has praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration for laying a solid foundation for Nigeria’s financial restoration and infrastructure constructing in its first two years.
Talking with journalists in Abakaliki at the weekend, Eze acknowledged the administration inherited a nation stricken by decades-prolonged systemic decay, financial hardship, and insecurity, but has taken daring steps to reposition the nation.
“Folk neglect that the rot didn’t start up in two years. It’s a degeneration that began decades ago. Mr. President met a nation in damage and has laid a solid foundation to repair the financial system,” Eze acknowledged.
The Senator highlighted key reforms, namely the elimination of gasoline subsidy, describing it as a complicated but well-known resolution that prevented financial collapse.
He acknowledged savings from the subsidy elimination beget enabled federal, state, and native governments to fund serious infrastructure and expand workers’ salaries.
“The elimination of the subsidy created fiscal home. States and native governments now receive four to five occasions what they faded to. You would possibly well well see legacy projects—roads, railways, coastal highways—being funded and commissioned. These were very now not going below outdated administrations,” he acknowledged.
Eze counseled Tinubu’s appointment of competent ministers, namely in Works and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), who he acknowledged are driving visible infrastructural progress.
“In Abuja lately, you’ll be proud to be Nigerian. The roads and projects all over the FCT existing we beget now folks that know what they’re doing. It’s no longer about political patronage,” he added.
On food insecurity and inflation, Eze blamed sabotage by some voters who hoard backed goods and smuggle food all over borders, urging higher patriotism and cooperation with authorities insurance policies.
He described the Tenth Senate as a “corrective Senate” centered on legislative oversight and expert-folks reforms, alongside with a new tax bill to get cling of rid of double taxation.
“Folk mediate we don’t challenge the executive, but governance isn’t about pointless battle of words. The President respects the separation of powers and listens to the Nationwide Meeting,” he acknowledged.
Eze described himself as “the selection of the oldsters,” who used to be drafted into politics and remains centered on serving with integrity.
He known as on all Nigerians to make contributions positively to national constructing, emphasising that governance is a collective responsibility.
