I’ll continue to take difficult decisions even if there’s short-term pain — Tinubu

“We have gone through the worst of the storms,” Tinubu said.

”I am unafraid of the consequences once I know that my
actions are in the best long-term interests of all Nigerians.

 “The Nigerian Naira
is one of the world’s best-performing currencies today. We took the necessary
risk, and all resilient Nigerians kept faith with us.

“They will be rewarded, and the reward will only be greater
as we partner effectively with you on new opportunities for development.

“As leaders, we must take decisions for the benefit of our
nations, and we cannot shy away from that.”

Speaking on investment opportunities in the country, Tinubu
told the Dutch government official that Nigeria is well positioned to power the
clean energy future of the world, including Europe, with its high-grade lithium
deposits.

He said the West African nation offers immense opportunities
across a pool of sectors, adding that his administration is deepening reforms
to enhance the investment climate.

The president said Nigeria seeks robust, balanced, and
mutually beneficial partnerships that will spur value-addition in areas like
solid minerals.

On April 22, Tinubu departed Abuja, the nation’s capital,
for the Kingdom of The Netherlands on an official visit.