A stalwart of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, in Osun state, Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, has called on President Bola Tinubu, to urgently tackle the growing hunger and economic hardship in the country.
Oyintiloye, a former lawmaker, who made the appeal while speaking with newsmen on Sunday in Osogbo, said the current suffering and hardship Nigerians were passing through required a faster and more impactful approach.
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According to him, although there was no doubt that the President was working hard to ameliorate the suffering of the people, a faster approach was needed.
Oyintiloye, a member of the defunct APC Presidential Campaign Council, PCC, explained that the economic hardship through the hike in the prices of foodstuff, petrol, electricity, and cooking gas was becoming unbearable.
He said the recent increment in the fuel pump price will no doubt worsen the hardship the masses were currently going through.
“Nigerians are hopeful that there will be a positive turnaround in the country but measures to achieve this must be accelerated.
“There is no doubt that the President is doing everything humanly possible to ameliorate the suffering of the masses but a faster approach must be considered.
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“The President should ensure that every bureaucratic bottleneck impeding the swift implementation of policies that will put smiles on the faces of the masses is removed.
“The economic suffering the masses are currently going through is becoming unbearable and the President must act fast. Nigerians are hungry,” he said.
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