The Hardship Resulting From My Reforms Will Be Reduced- President Tinubu 

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reassured Nigerians on his commitment to reduce the hardship faced by citizens of the country, especially the hardship that results from the reforms of his administration.

President Tinubu made this disclosure while speaking with Kristalina Georgieva, the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Brazil.

This was during the G20 summit that gathered global leaders from the European Union, America, and the African Union.

While speaking with Tinubu, Georgieva commended the FG’s economic policies, assuring the Nigerian government of continued support to fully implement these policies.

“Excellent meeting with President @officialABAT at the G20 Summit. Commended Nigeria’s decisive actions to reform the economy, accelerate growth, and generate jobs for its vibrant population. The IMF strongly supports Nigeria on this journey,” Georgieva tweeted on Thursday.

The president, on his part, said his policies are already yielding results and citizens will soon enjoy the full benefit of the policies. He further pledge that, “the hardship resulting from my reforms will be reduced.

“I assured IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva @KGeorgieva during our meeting that our economic reforms are already yielding positive results. Our administration remains committed to reducing the hardship that has resulted from the implementation of these reforms, while also protecting the most vulnerable in Nigeria.

“Social safety nets, education, investments in infrastructure, and inclusive growth are key to our agenda,” the president said.