PARTS FROM THE NEW POLICY OF THE PRESIDENT MALAM ASIWAJU BÓLA AHMED TÌNÚBÚ ON NÀGERIA "We will provide 15,000 megawatts of electri...
PARTS FROM THE NEW POLICY OF THE PRESIDENT MALAM ASIWAJU BÓLA AHMED TÌNÚBÚ ON NÀGERIA
"We will provide 15,000 megawatts of electricity throughout Nigeria, and we will ensure its sustainability for 24 hours every day for seven days". Bola Tinubu said.
Alhaji Asiwaju Bola Ahmad Tinubu has revealed his policy on the federalism of Nigeria which has made Yanemi the president of the country. Tinubu, who has experience in the field of leadership to the extent that he served as governor twice in a large state like Lagos, has promised to create peace, improve the health sector and create jobs for the youth if he is elected.
Also, Alhaji Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has promised to make Nigeria a country where every citizen will enjoy its wealth and be proud of it so that the whole world will not be disrespected.
We will revive the economy of our country, where wealth will be abundant and benefit everyone regardless of religion, status, or language. A country where everyone will have security, access to food, health care and a safe living environment as well as quality education at every level".
"We will raise the value of our sources of income so that our gross domestic product (GDP) will grow rapidly every year and create jobs for millions of our youth". Tinubu said.
Asiwaju also assured the formation of regional economic ministries that will help in the development of regional industries and create more jobs, improve agriculture, and provide plans for construction. the construction of houses, roads, and runways above and below the ground. under the "Build A New Nigeria" (BANN) program.
In the electricity sector, Tinubu has promised to provide electricity including the distribution of 15,000 megawatts across the country and ensure its sustainability for 24 hours in seven days.
"We will improve the fuel supply system, we will create a storage facility for it to be released to the citizens whenever there is an unexpected shortage". He said.
In the same way, Asiwaju promised to end the problem of many university teachers' strikes, with the promise of continuing to feed millions of primary school children with free food, and he also promised to increase the amount of money in the health sector so that the majority of citizens will get health insurance.