Minister Mohammed Idris dismisses PDP Governors’ call for Tinubu’s resignation.
Minister’s aide calls PDP Governors’ request a distraction from supporting the President’s economic efforts.
He stated, “Minister Mohammed Idris notes PDP Governors’ call for Tinubu’s resignation.
Aide states PDP Governors should focus on supporting the President’s economic relief efforts, not seeking distraction or intimidation tactics.
Those who didn’t bring change before shouldn’t disrupt those working on the presidential vision Nigerians chose them for.
Ibrahim mentioned Tinubu’s administration providing financial support to all state governments regardless of party affiliation.
“In addition, the removal of the petrol subsidy—which, incidentally, was one of the main planks of the PDP presidential campaign—has swelled the revenues of all States, including the PDP States. Those who receive more must also be prepared to give more in return.
President’s admin acknowledges the need to revamp the national economy, focusing on infrastructure, welfare, security, and global standing.
In 2014/2015, Boko Haram and its affiliates were strong, but they have since been significantly weakened. We are also making similar progress against bandits and criminals.
Aide highlights APC’s clearing of PDP’s liabilities, including subsidy claims, Paris Club refunds, and unpaid pensions.
Major oil sector reforms, such as the passage of the PIB and refinery revamps, are enduring legacies of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), surpassing the promises made by the PDP.
Done without PDP’s oil wealth, despite the COVID-19 pandemic, a major global crisis.
We must continue stating these facts so Nigerians can understand our background and fully appreciate the ongoing efforts.
The current challenges facing the country cannot overwhelm President Tinubu. Without evading responsibilities, there will be a resolute effort to tackle challenges and conquer them, paving the way for the emergence of a robust new Nigeria.
He openly acknowledges the reform pains, emphasizing the potential for lasting prosperity and national development within them.
“To the PDP Governors, let us reiterate: This is not the time for distraction. It is time instead for the rolling up of sleeves, to support and complement the hard work of the President and his administration,” he stated.
