Tinubu's Government Commits to South-East Development

During an interactive session with journalists in Umuahia, Abia State, Information Minister Idris reaffirmed President Bola Tinubu's administration's commitment to inclusive governance, infrastructure development, and improved security in the South-East region. He addressed concerns regarding the perceived marginalization of the South-East, stating that such claims were inaccurate and highlighted ongoing federal infrastructure projects, including the establishment of the South East Development Commission and a cancer treatment center in Enugu.
Idris emphasized that the engagement with journalists was part of regular consultations to gather feedback on government policies. He reiterated the government's determination to restore peace in the South-East, noting the collaborative efforts required among various stakeholders.
Additionally, he defended the administration's economic reforms and clarified that borrowing is acceptable if invested in citizen-benefiting projects. Idris announced the creation of a National Communication Team to enhance government messaging and urged media practitioners to promote responsible journalism.
The session concluded with a commitment to ongoing citizen engagement and national development.
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