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Group Commends Nigerians’ Resilience Amidst Economic Hardship, Challenges Tinubu, Others To Explain Sacrificial Parts

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The Nigerian Workers Group (NWG) has lauded the perseverance of Nigerian citizens amidst the economic hardship that followed the removal of fuel subsidy.

The group representing the workers across the formal and informal sectors of the economy in a statement signed by its National President, Dr. David Kayode Ehindero, sympathised with the citizens for their experiences in the face of the economic reality

He, however, challenged the leadership at the helm of affairs to be more proactive and transparency in their plan to ameliorate the suffering of commoners through palliatives.

The group also challenged President Bola Tinubu and all other public office holders not to put the sacrifices of the fuel subsidy removal solely on the citizens, saying they should also let Nigerians know how they intend to share in the sacrifices too.

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The statement read in part “The Nigerian Workers Group (NWG), a representative body of dedicated and hardworking Nigerian citizens, wishes to express its appreciation for the unwavering resilience and sacrifices demonstrated by the Nigerian people during these challenging times.

“In light of recent statements made by the President calling for further sacrifices, NWG believes it is essential to acknowledge the enduring spirit of Nigerians and highlight the need for reciprocal appreciation and transparent communication from the government.

“Nigerians are renowned for their enduring spirit and willingness to sacrifice for the greater good. Despite facing numerous hardships in recent years, particularly during the last administration, the people of Nigeria have displayed remarkable resilience and understanding.

“We firmly believe that if similar circumstances had befallen any other nation, the consequences could have been far more severe.

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“NWG asserts that the Nigerian President should take cognizance of the sacrifices made by Nigerians and express genuine appreciation for their unwavering commitment to the nation’s progress.

“It is imperative that the government acknowledges the challenges faced by its citizens and recognizes their efforts in overcoming adversity.

“The current outcry and hardships experienced by Nigerians, largely stemming from unfriendly policies implemented by the present administration, are a result of insufficient information and inadequate prior notification regarding the implications of subsidy removal.

“NWG emphasizes the importance of strategic policy formulation, proper communication, and a balanced distribution of sacrifices between the leaders and the led.

“Furthermore, trust must be fostered between the government and its citizens through transparent decision-making processes.

“NWG urges government officials to clearly outline their own contributions and sacrifices in order to foster a sense of unity and shared responsibility. It is crucial that the burden of sacrifice is not solely shouldered by the citizens, but rather distributed equitably among all stakeholders.

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“By doing so, the government can demonstrate its commitment to the welfare and prosperity of the Nigerian people.

“In conclusion, NWG commends Nigerians for their enduring spirit, sacrifices, and understanding in the face of various challenges. We call upon the President and the government to express genuine appreciation for the sacrifices made by the citizens and to adopt a more transparent and inclusive approach to policy-making.

By working collaboratively and fostering trust, we can build a stronger, more prosperous Nigeria for all.”

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