Tinubu had earlier on Monday, in Abuja, affirmed that his administration would not continue to pay subsidy on petroleum products.
“As you assume the highest office in the land, we acknowledge the immense responsibilities that lie before you. We are confident in your ability to lead our great nation towards a prosperous future”
He also believed such a step can balance the Muslim-Muslim ticket that fetched Tinubu the presidency in line with calls for fairness and federal character.
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