President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s renewed hope programme has been described as an antidote that will take Nigeria out of economic doldrums.

Kwara State Auditor-General, Alayande Fatai Olajide, who stated this while speaking with newsmen on the sidelines during the 54th bi-yearly federal and states’ auditors-general’s conference in Lagos, noted that the renewed hope programme of Tinubu’s administration would soon be yielding positive results that will change the economic architecture of the nation.

He commended the National Assembly for passing the bills into law, saying: “The passage of the National Tax Bills will remove the issue of double taxation that was the major complaint of many manufacturing companies.”

Olajide stressed that the passage of bills would reduce the cost of doing business in Nigeria.

He, however, commended the Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahaman AbdulRasak, who is also the Chairman of the Progressive Governors’ Forum, for delivering the dividends of the democracy to the people of Kwara State, adding that “he has done well in the area of infrastructural development by providing good roads and improving the health sector of the state.”