Tinubu's Reforms Enable Africa's Largest Lithium Refinery
Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State stated that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's reforms have facilitated the establishment of Africa's largest lithium refinery in the state. Sule highlighted that the removal of fuel subsidies has increased the state's monthly revenue from approximately N3.8 billion to N4.5 billion to between N14 billion and N16 billion.
He emphasized the importance of transparency in governance, noting that all projects in Nasarawa are funded without bank loans, attributing this financial capability to Tinubu's reforms. Sule mentioned the construction of a first-class secretariat and skill acquisition centers, including the Wing Commander Abdullahi Ibrahim Vocational and Technology Institute in Lafia, which offers training in various trades.
He pointed out that the reforms have allowed the state to undertake significant projects that were previously unattainable due to limited resources.
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