Nigerian President Bola Tinubu made his first public comments calling for a suspension of protests against a cost-of-living crisis. Tinubu emphasized the need for dialogue and an end to violence in various states where protests have erupted. The protests, fueled by frustrations over economic hardship and bad governance, have led to clashes and fatalities.
Despite criticisms, Tinubu defended his economic reforms aimed at addressing years of economic mismanagement. He highlighted increased government revenue and investments in infrastructure projects. The president urged for unity and condemned violence, emphasizing the importance of addressing citizens’ concerns through constructive dialogue.
The call for suspending protests and promoting dialogue reflects Tinubu’s willingness to engage with the grievances of Nigerian citizens while striving to maintain peace and stability in the nation.
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