By Uzair Adam Imam
Speaking at the 2nd Chronicle Roundtable, Vice President Senator Kashim Shettima emphasized Nigeria’s historical endurance of economic sabotage.
However, he expressed optimism, foreseeing significant economic growth once the country navigates through the ongoing reforms initiated by President Bola Tinubu’s administration.
Shettima assured that positive changes would soon manifest across various economic indicators, including inflation, per capita income, GDP, poverty reduction, and food security.
He urged Nigerians to exercise patience as the administration tackles prevailing economic challenges.
Highlighting key policy decisions and the economic agenda of the Tinubu administration, the Vice President discussed the removal of petroleum subsidy, describing it as a necessary step to save the nation from impending economic collapse.
He affirmed the need for collective sacrifice and patience to address the nation’s economic ailments.
Shettima acknowledged the continuity of governance, noting that the decisions made were essential for the nation’s survival.
He noted the importance of policy consistency and long-term vision in transforming critical sectors of the economy.
The event saw the presence of notable figures including Minister of Information Alhaji Mohammed Idris, Special Adviser to the President on Political Matters Dr Hakeem Baba Ahmed, and Chairman of 21st Century Chronicle Amb. Gbara Awanen, among others.