Tinubu’s reforms now yielding prosperity — Betta Edu

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A former minister, Betta Edu, says President Bola Tinubu’s administration has moved Nigeria from a period of tough reforms to one of prosperity. Read More:…

A former Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Co-Director of the All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council Women Mobilisation Directorate, Betta Edu, has said the administration of President Bola Tinubu has moved the country from tough reforms to prosperity.

Edu spoke with journalists on the sidelines of the APC Women’s Directorate Stakeholders’ Engagement and Town Hall Meeting with Plateau women, held at the Rayfield Government House in Jos, as part of the APC presidential rally in the state on Saturday.

She said the women’s mobilisation team was in the state on the directive of the wife of the President, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, to run a data-driven and empowerment-driven campaign.

“We have been sent here by Her Excellency, the wife of the President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, our First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, and she has asked that we should not only run a data-driven campaign or all the different ways by which we communicate our achievement of the government, and that we should also run an empowerment-driven campaign,” she said.

Edu said Nigerians had gone through a difficult period of reforms and transformation but were now entering a period of prosperity.

“For Nigerians, we have gone through a bend, a bend of reform, of transformation and what we may call tough times but right now, we are into prosperity,” she said.

“So those were the foundations that were necessary for our nation to move forward,” she added.

She said the engagement was an opportunity to tell Plateau women about the prosperity the Tinubu administration was bringing, as well as the empowerment programmes being carried out for them.

“So as we are telling our women about the prosperity which President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration is bringing to the table right now, we are also telling them about the empowerment which we are doing here right now,” Edu said.

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