Tinubu inherited a country in coma – Dapo Abiodun
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Tinubu inherited a country in coma – Dapo Abiodun

Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State has recently made remarks regarding the state of the Nigerian government under the leadership of President Bola Tinubu.JAMB Result

According to Governor Abiodun, President Tinubu inherited an administration that was in a near-comatose state, implying significant challenges and hurdles at the onset of his presidency.JAMB Portal

Despite acknowledging these difficulties, Governor Abiodun expressed a positive outlook for Nigeria’s future. He conveyed optimism about the countrys prospects, suggesting that under President Tinubu’s leadership, Nigeria would eventually experience improvements and progress.

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Understanding the challenges and the time required to address them, Governor Abiodun called on the Nigerian populace to exhibit patience with the current administration.

His plea highlights the complexities involved in governance, especially when transitioning into leadership amidst challenging circumstances.

Governor Abiodun’s comments suggest confidence in President Tinubu’s ability to steer the nation towards a better path, despite the initial challenges faced by his administration.informationguidenigeria

“The President Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration has been very bold and audacious,” he said on Channels Television on Sunday.

“But knowing fully well, they either did that then or the country would be brought to its knees.NYSC PORTAL

“Like they said, there can’t be any gain without pain. He has inherited an administration that was almost comatose.”

“You know our President… is also an accountant.

“We are very hopeful and we can see the light at the end of the tunnel.”

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