Mr. Pearse, also the Lagos State Coordinator of Support Groups for Atiku/Okowa Presidential Campaign, gave the commendation in a statement made available to reporters in Lagos.

He charged Nigerians to remain calm and show understanding of the policy.

According to him, the president’s apology for the hardship caused by the current economic policy, in a broadcast, was appropriate and acceptable.NYSC portal

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He, however, noted that Nigerians were not happy with the situation of petroleum shortage, and cash crunch.

“But it is a price the people must pay for an improved economy, more credible elections, and a more secure society.

“This is a case of short-term pain for long-term gain. I noticed that the loudest protest is coming from politicians, who are well-known for vote-buying.JAMB Result

“As the president has indicated, there is an end in sight for this discomfort.

“This is less than two months away, which is immediately after the 2023 general elections,” he said.