In a recent meeting with Prime Minister Mark Rutte of the Netherlands, President Bola Tinubu highlighted Nigeria’s economic resilience and commitment to making tough decisions for the nation’s long-term benefit. Speaking in The Hague on Thursday, April 25, Tinubu emphasized Nigeria’s potential as an investment destination and its role in the global clean energy future.
Acknowledging the short-term challenges of his government’s decisions, Tinubu reiterated his determination to prioritize the long-term interests of Nigerians. He emphasized the immense trade opportunities Nigeria offers to the Netherlands across various sectors and outlined ongoing reforms to enhance the investment climate.
Tinubu particularly emphasized Nigeria’s potential to contribute to the clean energy transition, citing the country’s high-grade lithium deposits. He expressed confidence in the Nigerian people and their ability to succeed, stressing the importance of providing them with the necessary tools and opportunities.
Regarding Nigeria’s currency, Tinubu asserted that the Nigerian naira is among the world’s best-performing currencies today. He attributed this success to the collective resilience of Nigerians and the government’s strategic decisions. Tinubu expressed optimism about future rewards for resilient Nigerians and highlighted the importance of effective partnerships for further development.
In closing, Tinubu reaffirmed his commitment to strengthening the partnership between the European Union and Nigeria. He emphasized the importance of mutually beneficial economic ties and stressed the need for balanced trade relationships for sustainable prosperity.
President Tinubu‘s remarks underscore Nigeria’s resilience, economic potential, and commitment to collaborative partnerships for long-term development and prosperity.
