Tinubu Means Well For Nigeria – Sen Ani

Senator representing Ebonyi South Senatorial District, Prof Anthony Ani, has appealed to Nigerians protesting the economic hardship in the country to end the protest and allow the President Bola Tinubu-led government to address their grievances.

Ani made the appeal while fielding questions from journalists in Abuja, on the ongoing protest in parts of the country, stating that President Tinubu has good intentions for Nigeria and that the present situation of things would definitely get better.

The lawmaker, who is a chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), however, blamed the worsening economic hardship in the country on activities of saboteurs within the polity, lamenting that such bad eggs were the ones frustrating the efforts of government.

“This government is very sensitive, working day and night to see that all the issues raised are being addressed. Of course, they have been doing a lot, but you see, there are saboteurs in the country. The ordinary people could sabotage the situation but for government, they are doing their best.

“I have never seen any government that is out there to do things that will harm the people or come up with policies that will be dangerous or that will hurt the masses. I have never seen such government. This government has a lot of good plans for the citizenry. It is left for everybody’s hand to be on deck to see that we actualise what will be good for all of us.

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“We have huge human resources in this country. We have well-educated people who understand the problems of this country and the solution to the problems.

but the problem we are having is acts of sabotage by people in the midst of people with good intentions. They are sabotaging the efforts that the government and good spirited individuals are making to ensure that this country is better,” Senator Ani stated.