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Hardship: Federal Gov’t Should Subsidise All Sectors – PDP Govs

by John Mkom
9 months ago
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Governors’ Forum has advised President Bola Tinubu to subsidise all sectors to reduce the current hardship caused by the removal of fuel subsidy by his government.

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The forum stated this in Jalingo yesterday in a communique after their monthly meeting.

Governors of Taraba, Adamawa, Plateau, Rivers, Zanfara, Edo, Delta, Bauchi and Enugu states attended the meeting.

The governor of Bauchi State, Bala Mohammed who is the chairman of the forum while addressing  journalists after the meeting said the only way to address the hardship was for the federal government to subsidise all the sectors to ease the hardship.

“The meeting deliberated on crucial intra-party and governance matters affecting our states as well as those of overriding national interest and importance.

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“The governors noted with a sigh of relief the end of the #EndBadGovernance protests which was edging to a major national crisis. We salute the dexterity of the governors, especially of the PDP extraction in handling the situation in their respective states with maturity, thereby restraining hoodlums and other unscrupulous elements from hijacking the protests.

“The forum reiterates that peaceful protests are the inalienable rights of the citizens through which they vent their genuine grievances. The forum commiserates with the families of those innocent souls that were lost and calls on the federal government to ensure fair and speedy trial of those who were arrested.

“The forum laments that rather than undertake a review of macro-economic and social policies with a view to giving them a human face, the federal government has resorted to blackmail. We call on Mr. President to show statesmanship by restraining his officials from blame games that make the sub-nationals look bad by mentioning piecemeal interventions that cannot solve the problem. We remain unshaken in our firm resolve to stand with the suffering Nigerian masses and to take all legitimate steps to ameliorate their plight.

“The forum notes the political impasse in Rivers State where court judgements are employed to determine the outcome of the party congresses. The PDP Governors’ Forum restates its stand with the governor of Rivers State and will engage the NWC of our great party to revisit the congress with a view to correcting the anomaly and allowing His Excellency Governor Siminalayi Fubara to take his rightful leadership position of the party in the state,

“With regard to the forth coming governorship election in Edo State, we condemn the pronouncements by the president to compromise the election in favour of his party as well as the systematic intimidation of PDP supporters by the Nigeria Police and call on the Inspector General of Police to call his men to order.

“The forum notes with concern, the refusal of the federal government to distinguish between the federal government revenue and revenue accruing to the federation which must be allocated in accordance with extant laws. We call on the Federal Ministry of Finance and the Accountant General of the Federation to be more transparent in obeying the law, particularly section 162 (1) (2) (3) and equally call on the Accountant General of the Federation to stop behaving like the Accountant General of the federal government and to exercise her role in line with constitution. Therefore, we call for the separation of the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation and that of the Accountant General of the FGN,” he said.


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