President Bola Tinubu’s Reforms will pay off for the country – Prince Olatunji Olusoji
Prince Olatunji Olusoji, a prominent businessman and philanthropist, has urged Nigerians to be patient with the current administration’s reforms, saying they will yield fruit in the long term.
He made this call while speaking to journalists in Kabba, Kogi State on the recent policies implemented by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, including the floating of the Naira and removal of subsidy.
According to Prince Olatunji, these reforms are necessary to stop corruption and promote economic growth. “We, Nigerians, will not get the benefits today, but I can assure you, tomorrow, our children will be happy, our generation will be happy that the president took these steps,” he said.
Prince Olatunji also praised the current Governor of Kogi State, describing him as a humble man with a cordial relationship with his predecessor.
He advised the Governor to continue working in the best interests of the people of Kogi State.
On his philanthropic efforts, Prince Olatunji said his entire life is a testimony of God’s blessings and that he wants to leave a legacy behind. “I want to leave a legacy whereby my name will open doors for my children and my great-grandchildren,” he said.
He emphasized that his focus is on impacting the lives of people, rather than accumulating wealth.
When asked about politics, Prince Olatunji said he is a politician and has had several political offices in Delta State, where his mother hails from.
He expressed willingness to serve his people if called upon, saying “politics is about service, service to your people, service to humanity.”
Prince Olatunji introduced himself as a graduate of Mechanical Engineering from the University of Benin and holder of several other degrees from prestigious universities, including Oxford, Harvard, London School of Politics etc.
He is a businessman with interests in oil and gas, marine, aviation, logistics, and security consultancy.
