Your Full Cooperation Is Needed In Ending Insecurity, Gbajabiamila Tells Nigerians
The Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, has urged Nigerians to support the President Bola Tinubu and his administration rather than pointing fingers and making negative criticisms.
This is as he stated that security remained everyone’s concern but assured that the President is deeply concerned and at the fore front of it all.
Gbajabiamila gave the assurance after casting his vote at Poling Unit 014, Ward 08 at Elizabeth Fowler Memorial School, Surulere, Lagos state, in the House of Representatives by-election in the constituency on Saturday.
“This administration needs full cooperation of the people and in so doing, we will all defeat these kidnappers and terrorists. Therefore, we need to come together for the better and by so doing, make Nigeria a great nation that we will all be proud of.”
Speaking on the current economic situation being faced by Nigerians, the Chief of Staff said the President Tinubu and his administration remained concerned about the plight of the people.
While assuring Nigerians that benefits of fuel subsidy removal would be reaped soon, he, however, noted that it was a universal issue and must be handled with all caution.
According to him, the challenges we are facing are because some fundamentals were missing in the first place.
“It is those economic fundamentals that this administration is trying to put in place, including fuel subsidy removal which was a national concession that it must be removed.
“I assure you that the benefits of subsidy removal will be reaped soon. It’s not immediate but the President knows what he is doing, and at the end of the day, everything will work out fine.”
Commenting on the by-election, Gbajabiamila said the process had been peaceful and smooth from the point of accreditation and voting.
He advised the winner to be focused, dedicated and committed to the people of Surulere.
According to him, legislative work comes with a lot of experience and having the people’s interest at heart.
“It may seem difficult at first but once you put your head down, and focus on the people especially on national issues, success is assured.”
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that 12 candidates of different political parties are scrambling for 121,111 votes of registered voters with Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) in the election.
The seat became vacant due to the resignation of Gbajabiamila, who after winning, was appointed Tinubu’s his Chief of Staff.
(NAN)
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