Minister Leaks Tinubu’s SECRET Feelings In Aso Rock, Reveals What He’s Recently Doing in Aso Rok
The Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Ali Pate, has reassured Nigerians that President Bola Tinubu is deeply committed to addressing the hardships facing the country. Speaking at the quarterly review meeting of the Traditional Leaders’ Committee on Primary Healthcare Delivery in Bauchi, Prof. Pate emphasized the President’ s empathy and determination to improve citizens’ welfare.
The meeting, which brought together traditional leaders from the 19 northern states, served as a platform for discussing the administration’ s efforts to tackle challenges in health and other critical sectors. Prof. Pate highlighted that President Tinubu is acutely aware of the economic struggles Nigerians are enduring and is working tirelessly to provide relief.
” President Tinubu knows what Nigerians are going through. He feels the pain, he cares, and he is working day and night to ease the suffering. His main focus is on how we can improve the living conditions of our people, ” the minister stated.
Prof. Pate acknowledged the challenges posed by the government’ s recent economic reforms, which have included measures such as subsidy removal and foreign exchange adjustments. While these policies have caused immediate discomfort for many Nigerians, he assured that they are necessary steps toward long- term economic stability. ” Yes, there have been difficulties, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. After hardship comes relief, ” he said, reiterating the administration’ s commitment to equitable development.
On the health sector, the Minister highlighted significant progress under the Tinubu administration. He revealed that the federal government is actively revitalizing the nation’ s primary healthcare system, which is critical for improving the health outcomes of millions of Nigerians. Through the Basic Health Care Provision Fund, 8, 800 primary healthcare centers across the country now receive regular funding, ensuring consistent service delivery. Additionally, 4, 000 primary healthcare centers are undergoing revitalization to enhance their capacity to provide essential services to local communities.
Prof. Pate also underscored the importance of collaboration with traditional leaders in advancing healthcare delivery, particularly in rural areas. Their influence, he noted, is vital for creating awareness and fostering trust in government programs.
The Minister’ s assurances come at a time when Nigerians are looking for tangible results from the government’ s reforms. By focusing on health, education, and infrastructure, the Tinubu administration seeks to lay a foundation for sustainable growth, promising that the current sacrifices will lead to a more prosperous future.
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