Deji Adeyanju Commends President Tinubu For Ruling Out ‘N8,000 Palliative,’ Urges Action To Curb Lawmakers’ Excessive Spending On Vehicles And Furniture, Surpassing N100bn

Deji Adeyanju Commends President Tinubu For Ruling Out ‘N8,000 Palliative,’ Urges Action To Curb Lawmakers’ Excessive Spending On Vehicles And Furniture, Surpassing N100bn

Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah

Deji Adeyanju, a prominent activist, has praised President Tinubu for dismissing the notion of an ‘N8,000 palliative’ and has further called for decisive action to address the issue of lawmakers’ extravagant expenditure on vehicles and furniture, which has surpassed a staggering sum of N100 billion. CONTINUE READING

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Adeyanju has acknowledged President Tinubu’s for listening to the masses and refusing to support the proposed meager palliative sum and lauds it as a positive step towards prioritizing the welfare and well-being of the citizens. He emphasizes the need for sustained efforts to curtail the excessive spending habits of lawmakers, particularly in the procurement of luxurious vehicles and extravagant furniture.

Adeyanju advocates for accountability and prudent financial management, suggesting that the funds allocated for such expenditures could be better utilized for critical sectors like healthcare, education, and infrastructure development. He highlights the importance of redirecting resources towards initiatives that directly benefit the masses and uplift the nation as a whole.

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Tweeting Deji wrote; “I commend Tinubu for been a listening president by bowing to pressure & suspending the senseless N8,000 Palliative initiative. He should also reverse the hurried subsidy removal & also stop new hungry NASS members from spending N100bn on brand new cars and extravagant lifestyle.”

Source: Bushradiogist