COVID-19 Lockdown: Many Nigerians yet to benefit from palliatives – Gbajabiamila tells Buhari
Gbajabiamila said that the palliatives provided by the Federal Government at this time of lockdown due to COVID-19 pandemic must reach all Nigerians in need.
“The commendable palliative schemes initiated by the administration have helped alleviate the sufferings of some of our most vulnerable populations, “We must also ensure that the distribution of interventions across the country is inclusive and equitable,” the Speaker said in his address to his colleagues at the resumption of the plenary sessions on Tuesday.
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