Defends Subsidy Removal
I don’t care which party you come from; you are my friend. Alex Otti of Abia State is also doing very well. It is not about the differences in languages and place of birth.
“No one of us has control of the mother tongue. God created us, and you can find yourself in Enugu, Onitsha or Lagos. We are all members of one huge family called Nigeria, but we live in different rooms in the same house.
“We must build this house to satisfy our immediate and future needs,” – PBAT speaks in Enugu
“People will fight, grumble, abuse me, and everything. But I asked for the job, I know what it takes, I believe in myself, and I believe I can gather a very good team and build a nation. It’s our country, we have to work really hard for it to be the nation that we can be proud of. – President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR
‘I Asked For The Job,’ Tinubu Re-Echoes Commitment To Tackling Nigeria’s Challenges
‘It Was Necessary,’ Again Tinubu Defends Subsidy Removal
President Bola Tinubu was on state visits to Enugu State last week where he commissioned a lot of projects executed by the state executive governor.
While in Enugu, Tinubu eulogized the state governor for a job well done. According to the president “I don’t want to know the party you come from, this is a well done job,” Tinubu said.
In respect of party affliation, we are one family.
“Price drop is one of the characteristics of deregulation we had highlighted. As the industry settles in to the regime of full deregulation, we are bound to see competitions amongst players, which ultimately will benefit the consumers.”
According to him, these competitions will be around prices, product quality, and credit lines available to bulk buyers.
This, he said, are the advantages that local refining brings. As more local refineries come on stream in the coming months, the industry shall see these positive trends of refiners and suppliers wooing consumers with price reduction and all manner of incentives.
