By Awayi Kuje
Nasarawa State Assemblywoman Hajara Danyaro has appealed to Nigerians to be patient and show understanding of President Bola Tinubu’s palliative measures following the removal of fuel subsidy.
Danyaro, member representing Nasarawa Central at the State House of Assembly, also called on her constituents to support Tinubu and Gov. Abdullahi Sule in their efforts in alleviating their sufferings.
She made the call while playing host to Nasarawa Old Students Association (NOSA), Government Secondary School, Nasarawa, Lafia Chapter, in her office on Thursday in Lafia.
She said that Tinubu and Sule are doing their best in improving on the lives of citizens positively.
“I feel honoured and I want to appreciate you for the visit, and to assure you that I will never put the name of my family, Nasarawa emirate council, NOSA and the state at large into shame.
“I will continue to do my best towards changing on the lives of my constituents and others positively.
“I want to use this opportunity to call on our people and other Nigerians to support Tinubu and Sule to succeed and to enable us enjoy more dividends of democracy,” she urged.
According to her, Sule is doing his best in terms of infrastructure among other developmental initiatives to ensure that the state is better for it.
The only female lawmaker in the state legislature also appealed to Nigerians to appreciate the efforts of the current administration in addressing the nation’s socioeconomic maladies, assuring that it will soon be over.
“We should be patient with the hardship in the country as it is a global phenomenal, it is not only in Nasarawa State or Nigeria, but the world at large.
“By God’s grace, the hardship will be over soon,” she said.
Danyaro said that she recently distributed palliatives to the people of her constituency in order to cushion their standard of living.
“I felt that distributing the palliatives will improve on the welfare of my people and to complement government efforts as it is not only the responsibility of the government to do that alone,” she said.
The lawmaker pledged to initiate more peopled oriented programmes that would improve their lives.
She also assured of quality representation at the state legislature.
Earlier, Mr Ahmed Idris, the National Presdient of NOSA, said that the visit was to congratulate Danyaro on her victory at the poll and subsequent swearing in as a legislator.
“We are here on behalf of NOSA, Lafia Chapter, to extend our congratulations to you for winning your election and swearing in as Honourable member of this House.
“This victory did not come to us as a surprise because of your track record of achievements,” he said.
Idris commended Danyaro for distributing palliatives to the people of her constituency in order to cushion the effects of fuel subsidy removal in the country.
The NOSA national president assured the lawmaker of their prayers and support at all times. (NAN)