2023 ELECTION: In the current situation in Nigeria, Bola Tinubu is our solution
2023 ELECTION: In the current situation in Nigeria, Bola Tinubu is our solution
When he became the governor of Lagos State in 1999, Asiwaju Bola Ahmad Tinubu succeeded in increasing the state's tax revenue from 600 million nairas per month to 8.2 billion nairas in 2007. At the same time that Nigeria is in an economic crisis, she needs Asiwaju. who has the skills and economic development strategies to find solutions?
Asiwaju has provided free health care for children under 18 years and seniors aged 65. Nigerians need such a system at this time, if Bola becomes the president he can provide it.
Apart from this, Asiwaju has set up a task force committee to look into health problems in the state. Where there is a system to reduce the cost of medicine, people can buy it easily. He also created a special eye health care system where millions of people in Lagos State have been restored to see clearly and have been given glasses of high vision. He also created a plan to deal with HIV/AIDS and malaria and other important plans in the health sector.
He is the one who created the construction plan for 500 houses every year and improved the construction and housing business as well as the development of the city of Lagos. This has also helped to attract investors to the city where their businesses will be more developed. This thought is good for Nigerians to give Asiwaju a chance to spread more people like him in the country as a whole for the benefit of all.
And he made a plan to build houses for teachers, workers, and judges. Those who carry luxury jewelry. That opened the chapter of creating about 100 thousand jobs.
In the field of transportation, he has also modernized the travel and transportation industry, including the creation of a special agency that oversees the ethics and education of the community who drive vehicles. The type of system that Nigeria needs this thinking today to provide development in the sector.
He also created new schools, especially primary and secondary schools, and updated the existing ones in line with the modern system, as well as improving the system of giving special training to teachers and improving their salaries, as well as paying the fees for WAEC and NECO exams for free.
In 1999 to 2003, he built 22 buildings in 15 secondary schools at a cost of 130,000,00 Naira. At the same time, he renovated 39 classrooms at a cost of 108,689,939 Naira. In 2003, he created 10 new high schools. He built 501 classrooms in 24 schools and 26 high schools. He renovated 602 classrooms in 4 primary schools and 50 high schools and added equipment for students' enjoyment.
He then created a plan to improve security and electricity supply that would further contribute to improving the peace and economy of Lagos State. All these are plans that Nigeria needs today, if Asiwaju is given the chance he will try to provide such plans. Those who even received medals for them.