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Give Tinubu More Time To Address Your Concerns – Okotete Advised Protesters
She however called on the organisers of the protest to listen to the voice of reason and discontinue with the planned protest so that the present administration will start addressing the concerns raised.
Ahead of the planned nationwide protest slated for August 1st, 2024, the Executive Director of the Nigeria Export and Import Bank (NEXIM Bank), Hon. Stella Okotete has advised Nigerians to suspend the plan, saying President Bola Tinubu is doing all his best to overcome the current challenges in the country.
Addressing some select newsmen in her office, Hon. Okotete who was also a ministerial nominee last year said, The world is going through a global economic slowdown, Nigerians should exercise little more patience as the present administration is working round the clock to put smiles on their faces.
Assuring that Nigerians will soon start reaping the benefits of the multi-sectoral reforms embarked upon by the Federal Government.
She however called on the organisers of the protest to listen to the voice of reason and discontinue with the planned protest so that the present administration will start addressing the concerns raised.
While drumming for more supports for the Federal Government, Hon. Okotete adviced the youth not to allow themselves to be used by some people who do not mean well for Nigeria.
Mr. Brown Justice files this report for NAN
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