By Gami Tadanyigbe

Comrade Austin Obule Emovworho, has called on Nigerians to be patient with the suden removal of oil subsidy and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s led administration for socio-economic development of the country.

Comrade Austin, who made the call in a press statement issued in Abuja said the economy will stabilise in near future for the interest of all.

According to him, the sudden removal of the oil subsidy was have a great impact and hardship to the people, while he pleaded with Nigerians for little patient as things will stabilise in near future.

However, he urged the Tinubu administration to ensure improved electricity, transportation and youth inclussion for National development of the country.

Besides, he called on all Nigerians irrespective of socio-economic background to support Tinubu’s leadership, while calling for the administration to work with Media for positive image of the country.

“I call on Nigerians to be patient with the suden removal of oil subsidy, which I believe will stabilise in near future for the interest of all.

“The sudden removal of the oil subsidy I can see has a great impact and hardship to the people, but I plead with Nigerians for little patient as things will stabilise in near future.

“I implore President Tinubu to uphold the campaign promises made during the electoral process and I call on the new government to prioritize key areas such as electricity and transportation.

“By investing in these areas, it can unlock the full potential of our economy, foster innovation, and build a prosperous and inclusive Nigeria.

“I, therefore, urge the new administration to prioritize electricity and transportation for socio-economic development of the country,” he said.

He acknowledged that President Tinubu’s wealth of experience and visionary leadership will provide a strong foundation for shaping Nigeria’s future.

According to him, Tinubu’s leadership as back then as Lagos State Governor brought massive development and economic opportunities which will surely be replicated to the entire country. (NAN)