Dele Alake, Tinubu’s special adviser on special duties, said in a statement on Saturday that Tinubu made the remark during a discussion with the Nigerian diasporan community in France.
Tinubu left Nigeria a few days ago to travel to France for a two-day business meeting.
He pledged to advance the prosperity of Nigerians and strive for their best interests.
In his words;
“We must promote unity and stability for all. Whether you voted for me during the elections, or not, I am your President. I will work on your behalf to ensure a turning point of prosperity.”
On his decision to immediately remove fuel subsidy, the president said; “We have transport challenges, electricity challenges, infrastructural challenges and others. I let out the giant elephant of fuel subsidy without bringing down the house.”
