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    Nigerian Child’s Future Brighter With Education Loans- Tinubu

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaApril 4, 2024 News No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Nigerian Child’s Future Brighter With Education Loans- Tinubu

    President Bola Tinubu says the future of the Nigerian child will be brighter as the path to take them out of poverty has been cleared with the Students’ Loans Re-enactment Bill.

    The President said this when he hosted members of the APC Presidential Campaign Council (PCC) and the Independent Campaign Council (ICC) to Iftar on Wednesday in Abuja.

    “The only thing that can fight poverty is education. Today, I signed the bill for the Students’ Loan Scheme. Imagine the children of the poor; what about people going through the mud, fishing in the ponds?

    “How do you tell their children that their future will be brighter? It is only through education that we can fight poverty. A promising future awaits our children,” the president said.

    Tinubu also used the occasion to reassure Nigerians that the economy was being steered to the path of sustainable growth and broad-based prosperity for Nigerian families.

    “The economy is looking much better. Yes, we have challenges with inflation, but we will bring it down.

    ”When the exchange rate was going haywire, it looked like we were asleep, but we worked on it diligently, and it is going down; it is getting better.

    “Borrowing was higher a year ago, but today, we are reengineering the financial landscape, and our revenue is expanding. And we are taking up our sovereignty and earning our respect back in the comity of nations,” Tinubu said.

    He acknowledged the contributions of the members of the PCC and ICC toward his election in February 2023.

    “It is your footwork and footprints that made me the President. I campaigned on hope, and you promised Nigerians hope and a good result when campaigning for me.

    “There are a lot of expectations. I, therefore, have to work hard for it. There is a windy road we are traveling on. We have to navigate carefully. Otherwise, one ends up in the bush, and that is all I have been focused on.

    “It is your effort, resourcefulness, and dedication that has brought us here. The results will not come suddenly, you have endured the campaign, you must endure more, and I assure you that a very bright light beckons for you and your children.

    “Nigeria will prosper, and we will all reap the benefits. We will work with determination and persistence,” he said.

    Tinubu urged the citizens to continue to have faith in Nigeria by supporting his administration to succeed for the benefit of all.

    He said,  “Europe and America did not get to where they are today in one day, but through persistence and hard work, which takes time and consistent focus.” Naira Steadies as Banks Issue Update on FX Purchase

    Vice-President Kashim Shettima, Senate President Godswill Akpabio, Director-General of the defunct PCC, Sen. Simon Lalong, and the Director-General of the defunct ICC, in their various remarks, thanked the supporters for their perseverance.

    They assured them that the president had not forgotten their invaluable efforts and he would not disappoint them.

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