Presidential aide Khadijat Omotayo urged Nigerians to stop criticizing President Bola Tinubu over fuel subsidy removal, emphasizing its benefits. Speaking at a town hall in Plateau State, she defended Tinubu’s reforms, salary increments, and student loans while encouraging citizens to hold their representatives accountable for governance.
Presidential aide Khadijat Omotayo has urged Nigerians to stop attacking President Bola Tinubu over the removal of fuel subsidies, emphasizing that the policy aims to benefit all citizens. Speaking at a town hall meeting in Plateau State, Omotayo defended Tinubu’s administration, highlighting economic reforms and salary increments for workers.
She noted that savings from subsidy removal have been allocated to states and urged citizens to hold their representatives accountable rather than directing frustrations solely at the president. Omotayo also encouraged students to take advantage of the government’s new loan scheme, stressing that repayment terms are designed to ease financial burdens.
Governor Caleb Mutfwang, represented by State Commissioner for Youths Musa Ashoms, commended the federal government’s efforts in Plateau, expressing hopes for further development.
Omotayo assured that President Tinubu remains committed to improving citizens’ lives, urging Nigerians to work together for national progress.
