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Let us build a future of renewed hope – Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu, at the opening of the 29th Nigerian Economic Summit on Monday enjoined Nigerians to join him in building a future of renewed hope in the country. The president had declared: “let us build a future of renewed hope. my government is prepared. Are you ready?”

President Bola Tinubu mobilising the business community to join him to build a future of renewed hope
President Tinubu expressed confidence that by working closely with everyone in the private sector, financing Three Trillion Dollar National Infrastructure Stock can be achieved in 10 years and not in 300 years. “Building mega cities in every geopolitical zone of the size and scale of Lagos must not take us another six decades. We can do it in ONE DECADE,” stated.
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The President had declared:
Bola Ahmed Tinubu
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“Let us build a future of renewed hope. My government is prepared. Are you ready?

President Bola Tinubu at 29th Nigerian Economic Summit
“I am confident that by working closely with all of you in the private sector, financing our Three Trillion Dollar National Infrastructure Stock can be achieved in 10 years and not in 300 years. Building mega cities in every geopolitical zone of the size and scale of Lagos must not take us another six decades. We can do it in ONE DECADE.
“A fully networked and connected Nigeria by rail, gas, fibre optics and road network can be constructed in less than 20 years. Establishing thriving Industrial Zones in every part of Nigeria is possible before 2030.”
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