President Bola Tinubu has admitted that he exhibited a hint of stubbornness when he first took office.
This was revealed by Tinubu at a media executive and senior journalist interfaith fasting event held at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
In addition, he revealed that the federal government now provides direct funding to local governments, a move that reflects his administration’s openness to the ideas of genuine federalism.
Every morning before I leave the house, I read the newspaper. It’s becoming dependent. Your entire article was read by me.
It may lack specificity, but I can tell you which headlines would really impact me and which ones will miss the mark.
To be honest, I was a little bit obstinate when I first took office, but I quickly saw potential to improve conditions for the poor and oppressed.
In accordance with the notion of federalism, we have made it possible for local governments to receive funding; nevertheless, the discretion over their expenditure is now with you. Tinubu admonished, “Don’t bombard me alone.”