Renowned Nigerian actor and politician, Yul Edochie, has openly expressed his affection and endorsement for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
He conveyed this sentiment via his Twitter profile on Saturday, affirming his belief in Tinubu’s ability to lead the nation towards improvement.
Yul described himself as an Asiwaju boy and noted that he believes in the president. The Nollywood star said he is praying for the success of his administration.
He also shared a photo of himself wearing a shirt customised with Tinubu’s photo and the write-up: RELAX JAGABAN WILL FIX NIGERIA.
The governorship aspirant wrote; “ASIWAJU BOY. 100%. UNAPOLOGETICALLY. I LOVE TINUBU. @officialABAT
I BELIEVE IN HIM. AND I’M PRAYING FOR HIM TO SUCCEED.”
ASIWAJU BOY.
100%.
UNAPOLOGETICALLY.
.
I LOVE TINUBU. @officialABAT
I BELIEVE IN HIM.
AND I'M PRAYING FOR HIM TO SUCCEED. pic.twitter.com/ipqtbdW1sO— Yul Edochie (@YulEdochie) August 19, 2023
Meanwhile in other news…
National Parent Teacher Association of Nigeria (NAPTAN) has made a passionate appeal to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to do everything possible to prevent the price of petrol from going up any further.
National Deputy President of NAPTAN, Adeolu Ogunbanjo said the appeal was coming following an emergency meeting of the association on Monday in Lagos.
Oil marketers had projected an imminent price increase due to naira depreciation against the dollar. According to the marketers, as long as the dollar keeps rising against the naira in the foreign exchange market, the price of fuel in the country will continue to increase.
However, Ogunbanjo has now called on the president to give a concession rate on the dollar to petroleum importers.
According to him, this will create an enabling environment whereby the current price of fuel in the country will remain the same.
“The removal of the petroleum subsidy we agree, align with it. However, unifying the naira at the same time is what is causing the hardship because anytime the dollar rises, fuel imports rise.
“It is upon this development that we are pleading and seeking for the intervention of our dear president to consider a concessionary rate for fuel importers.
“About 60 per cent are parents; September is around the corner, where school fees will be paid, so the Nigerian parents are crying, begging and kneeling for Mr President to hear us.
“He should do everything possible to stabilise the fuel price and make the current pump price not higher than what we are buying now, as anything contrary will increase hardship,” he added.
