In addition to stating that Nigeria is well-positioned to power the clean energy future of Europe and the world with its high-grade lithium reserves, Tinubu noted that the government desires strong, balanced, and mutually beneficial relationships that will bring about value-added in sectors like solid minerals.
Bola Tinubu has declared that, as president of Nigeria, he is a resolute leader who will not back down from tough choices, even if they cause immediate suffering.
In addition to stating that Nigeria is well-positioned to power the clean energy future of Europe and the world with its high-grade lithium reserves, Tinubu noted that the government desires strong, balanced, and mutually beneficial relationships that will bring about value-added in sectors like solid minerals.
According to a statement released by Chief Ajuri Ngelale, Special Advisor to the President (Media & Publicity), the President revealed this on Thursday when holding a meeting with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte at his official residence, The Catshuis in The Hague.
He reiterated that his administration is advancing measures to improve the investment climate and that Nigeria presents enormous prospects in a variety of areas.
According to President Tinubu, who fully understands the importance of providing Nigerians with the long-term resources they require for success, the Nigerian people have a great deal of self-confidence, which gives him the fortitude to make difficult decisions on their behalf.
The statement goes as follows: “Looking at the global order holistically, we have a great deal of potential in all trade areas, but particularly in solid minerals, where we have high-grade lithium reserves that we know can power the world’s future in clean energy.
Nigeria has great opportunities to add value. For our oil, the world knows us. Soon, they’ll recognise us for our more inventive forays into other fields. Nigeria’s youth population is incredibly vibrant. The nation is young. Seventy percent of our population is under thirty, and with two hundred million or more citizens, that’s a huge workforce and market for Dutch and other foreign companies.
These days, one of the best-performing currencies in the world is the Nigerian Naira. We took the required chance, and all of the strong Nigerians continued to believe in us. They will be rewarded, and the reward will only get bigger as we work well as a team to take advantage of new development prospects. He continued, “As leaders, we cannot avoid making judgements that will benefit our countries.
If our youth think they can have a great future in Nigeria, they will stay home and bring the country to glory. If we cooperate effectively, the legal migration of competent Nigerian labourers would benefit Europe, and the continent’s phobia of irregular migration would vanish.
We are adamant about providing student loans and new credit choices because this is what we want—to develop our people’s abilities and ensure that they can live better lives—while staying within the bounds of their lawful income. Our children are the ones who will spearhead our economy’s development.