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He also compared Nigeria's economic situation to that of other African countries saying Nigerians should be grateful.

He also said that Nigerians should be confident in his administration's determination to fix other sectors of the economy before the completion of his tenure. "Thank God we are doing our very best; I am praying that God will once again give us the wisdom to do more for the betterment of our people."

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