Fuel Subsidy Challenges: Onanuga Appeals to Nigerians for Patience with Tinubu
In a statement shared through his verified Twitter handle on Wednesday, Bayo Onanuga, a spokesperson for President Bola Tinubu's campaign, earnestly requested Nigerians to exhibit greater patience concerning the effects of the fuel subsidy removal and the subsequent increase in fuel prices.
Nevertheless, the spokesperson for Tinubu's campaign cautioned against launching attacks on the Tinubu-led administration as a reaction to the fuel price increase.
He emphasized the importance of patience and understanding, considering that the entire nation is currently grappling with the consequences of the fuel price increase.
On another note, Onanuga urged the public to await the palliatives pledged by the federal government, which aim to alleviate the impact of the fuel price hike. He expressed optimism that these measures would help ease the burden caused by the rising fuel costs.
Additionally, the President's spokesperson pointed out that the subsidy savings could lead to potential benefits, as more funds would be directed towards various developmental projects in the states.
Onanuga emphasized the significance of exercising patience and understanding, considering that the entire nation is collectively facing the impact of the fuel price increase.
He urged the public to await the palliative measures promised by the federal government to alleviate the effects of the fuel price hike. Onanuga expressed hope that these measures would ease the burden imposed by higher fuel prices.
The President's spokesperson conveyed that potential benefits would arise from subsidy savings, as more funds would be channeled into developmental initiatives across states.
"We cannot resort to hasty criticism where President Bola Tinubu's government is concerned. Let's trust the progressive government's promise to enact solutions that will flow from each state as more money is channeled into policies aiding the citizenry's well-being," Onanuga affirmed.
"My people, patience, patience, patience, please. I beg you all. No country has ever made progress without the people going through some pains. Our country under Tinubu's watch shall certainly excel," he said.
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