Tinubu Must Stay Movement Backs President's Reforms

The Tinubu Must Stay Movement (TMS) defended President Bola Tinubu's economic reforms during a press conference in Abuja, arguing that despite ongoing economic hardships, the reforms should not be abandoned. Director-General Marcel Ngogbehei stated that neglecting these reforms could worsen the situation for future generations.

He compared the sacrifices needed to secure a better future to a family's financial planning. Ngogbehei acknowledged the current difficulties faced by households and called for a focus on the merits of government policies rather than personal attacks on the administration.

He challenged critics to propose alternative solutions to the economic challenges. National Coordinator Ibrahim Uba highlighted achievements under Tinubu's administration, including a 4.43 percent economic growth, a reported decline in food prices, and significant allocations to support education and agriculture.

Uba also noted the absence of strikes in tertiary institutions and ongoing military and infrastructure projects, urging journalists to investigate the government's programs.