University Lecturer Calls for Patience on President Tinubu’s Economic Reforms

By Amina Mohammed, Lafia.

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An Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Philip Tachin, has emphasized the importance of granting President Tinubu’s economic reforms more time and support.

 

He said President Tinubu’s economic reforms, aimed at revitalising Nigeria’s economy, have encountered significant challenges, occasioned by the current hardship experienced by Nigerians, prompting calls for extended patience and backing from stakeholders.

 

In a statement made available to Journalists, Tachin who is also a pastor with the Universal Reformed Christian Church (URCC) highlighted the multifaceted nature of these reforms, targeting GDP growth, job creation, and enhanced living standards for Nigerians.

 

The university acknowledged the formidable obstacle posed by entrenched corruption within Nigeria’s government, stressing that eradicating this scourge demands sustained effort and societal cooperation.

 

He underscored the need for robust political will and broad-based support to effectively address corruption and ensure the success of Tinubu’s reforms.

 

“The implementation of Tinubu’s reforms requires meticulous planning, effective coordination, and adequate resources across diverse sectors such as education, healthcare, infrastructure, and agriculture”.

 

The immediate past Director, of the National Open University of Nigeria Jo’s study center, emphasized the necessity of sufficient funding, skilled personnel, and rigorous monitoring mechanisms to achieve tangible results, underscoring the importance of government and private sector collaboration.

 

The former Executive Chairman, of Benue State Universal Basic Educational Board (SUBEB) pointed out that Tinubu’s reforms entail intricate policy changes necessitating thorough research, consultation, and stakeholder engagement.

 

He advocated for a deliberate approach to allow decision-makers to engage with experts, conduct studies, and gather feedback to refine proposed changes, ensuring their effectiveness and impact.

 

Extending the timeframe for Tinubu’s reforms, the APC chieftain said “It would facilitate consensus-building and garner broader support among key stakeholders. By addressing concerns and incorporating feedback, decision-makers can enhance the likelihood of successful implementation and long-term sustainability, fostering public acceptance of the policies”.

 

He emphasized that granting more time and support for Tinubu’s economic reforms is imperative for achieving meaningful progress, fostering inclusive growth, and enhancing Nigeria’s socio-economic landscape.

 

Dominica Nwabufo

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