Gịnị ka ị ga-eme banyere ụmụaka na-anọ n'agụụ na ezinụlọ na-adọgbu onwe ha ịzụta nri?
Anyị enweghị ike iwuli obodo siri ike n'ahụ ụmụaka agụụ na-agụ, anyị enwekwaghị ike iji ọnụ ọgụgụ akụ na ụba mee onwe anyị dị ka ihe ịṅụrị ọṅụ mgbe ndị nne na-ebelata nri ha na-eri. Ekpebisiri m ike ịgbasawanye ọgwụgwọ maka ụmụaka na-ata ahụhụ agụụ nke ukwuu, ime ka mmemme nri nne na ụmụaka sie ike, na ịhụ na ego e debere maka nri na-erute ụmụ obodo n'ezie. Tinyere nke a, m ga-eguzogide ihe mgbali akụ na ụba nke na-eme ka inweta nri zuru ezu siekwuo ike maka ezinụlọ ndị na-adọgbu onwe ha n'agha, ka ezinụlọ gị nwee oghere ikuku ọhụrụ ọzọ.
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“Economic policy must ultimately answer a very simple question: Can the ordinary Nigerian afford to live?
“The nutrition figures before us make that question even more urgent. We must expand treatment for severely malnourished children, strengthen maternal and child nutrition programmes and ensure that nutrition budgets actually reach communities. But we must also confront the economic pressures that make adequate diets increasingly difficult for struggling households.
“We cannot build a strong country on the bodies of hungry children.
“We cannot celebrate economic statistics while mothers are cutting meals and children are denied the nutrition they require to grow.
“My objective is clear: lower the cost of energy, lower transportation and production costs, strengthen Nigerian production, restore purchasing power and give families breathing room again.
I will make life affordable again.”