Abiodun Pleads with Nigerians to Be Patient with Tinubu’s Administration

Governor Dapo Abiodun has again pleaded with Nigerians to be patient with the Bola Tinubu’s administration in his efforts to reduce the pains of his economic reforms.

He said although the resultant effects of the petrol subsidy removal was hard on the people, it would save the economy n4 trillion yearly which would be used for developmental projects.

He said the 36 state governments had adopted the Tinubu’s framework on the palliatives to alleviate the temporary hardships caused by the reforms.

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Again, Tinubu Pleads With Nigerians For Patience Over His Economic Reforms

The Governor spoke on the reform in an interview during the two years memorial service of his late father, Dr. Emmanuel Abiodun at Saint James Anglican Church, Iperu Remo on Wednesday.

Abiodun said his administration had taken ownership of the Tinubu’s framework to work out palliatives for people in the state.

The Governor during the service described his late father as a peaceful man, whose ministry was teaching and touching people lives adding that he was sure he has gone to join the saints.

His short exaltation, the vicar of the church, reverend Shadrach Ajileye said that, Dr. Emmanuel Abiodun in his lifetime, served god and mankind diligently noting that his death was a great loss to the church, and the society as a whole.