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The All Progressives Congress, APC has urged citizens to be steadfast in their support of President Bola Tinubu as he clocks 100 days in office.
In a press statement by the party’s, National Publicity Secretary, Felix Morka the party commended Nigerians for the partnership and support of the President.
The APC expressed its confidence in the President to positively change the fortune of the country.
“We urge Nigerians to stand fast in their support of the APC-led administration. We are confident that President Tinubu will spare no effort in his determination to radically remake the social, economic, security and material conditions of our country, and expand access to improved quality of life for all Nigerians.
“Undeterred by daunting global trends and challenges, President Tinubu is deftly unknotting debilitating complex distortions and inefficiencies, and enacting people-centred policies encapsulated in the Renewed Hope Agenda geared towards expanding livelihood resources, promoting investment and growth opportunities, tackling insecurity and implementing targeted social intervention programs to cushion the difficult but transient impact of the administration’s essential policy reforms. This focused commitment has rekindled enthusiasm among the local business community and foreign investors who now see strong prospects of our country as a choice destination for investment” The statement reads.
President Tinubu was sworn in as President of Nigeria on May 29 after winning the 2023 Presidential Election.
President Tinubu has taken some major decisions in the first 100 days in office which has produced mixed reactions from citizens and the international community.
Some of such decisions are the removal of fuel subsidy, signing of electricity bill into law which empowers states, individuals and companies to transmit and generate electricity and signing of student loan bill into law.
President Tinubu also scrapped multiple exchange rates by allowing the naira to float freely against the dollar. There are also multiple appointments he has made of Service Chiefs and Ministers, among others.