I’m Aware That Nigerians Are Suffering – President Tinubu

 President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has stated that he is aware of the
sufferings experienced by Nigerians following the removal of fuel
subsidy.

He assured Nigerians that the decision was in the best interest of the country, especially in guaranteeing future prosperity.

The President stated this when he received the 18 governors who served
with him, Class of 1999, at the Presidential Villa, on July 12. He
assured Nigerians that the framework for palliatives to remedy the
effects of fuel subsidy removal was being worked out.

Tinubu said the government will increase effort, speed up the process
and ensure a full-proof social security structure that will not be
compromised, especially in cash-transfer.

“I understand that our people are suffering yet there can be no
childbirth without pain. The joy of childbirth is the relief that comes
after the pain. Nigeria is reborn already with fuel subsidy removal. It
is a rebirth of the country for the largest number over a few smugglers.
Please tell the people to be a little patient.

The palliative is coming. I don’t want cash-transfer to fall into wrong
hands. I know it pinches and it is difficult. In the end, we will
rejoice in the prosperity of our country,’’ he told the governors, who were led by former Governor of Edo State, Lucky Igbinedion.

  President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has stated that he is aware of the
sufferings experienced by Nigerians following the removal of fuel
subsidy.

He assured Nigerians that the decision was in the best interest of the country, especially in guaranteeing future prosperity.

The President stated this when he received the 18 governors who served
with him, Class of 1999, at the Presidential Villa, on July 12. He
assured Nigerians that the framework for palliatives to remedy the
effects of fuel subsidy removal was being worked out.

Tinubu said the government will increase effort, speed up the process
and ensure a full-proof social security structure that will not be
compromised, especially in cash-transfer.

“I understand that our people are suffering yet there can be no
childbirth without pain. The joy of childbirth is the relief that comes
after the pain. Nigeria is reborn already with fuel subsidy removal. It
is a rebirth of the country for the largest number over a few smugglers.
Please tell the people to be a little patient.

The palliative is coming. I don’t want cash-transfer to fall into wrong
hands. I know it pinches and it is difficult. In the end, we will
rejoice in the prosperity of our country,’’ he told the governors, who were led by former Governor of Edo State, Lucky Igbinedion.