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Former Adamawa State Governor Urges Nigerians To Be Patience With Tinubu’s Policies
Former Adamawa State Governor Urges Nigerians To Be Patience With Tinubu’s Policies....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Barrister Bala Ngilari, a former Governor of Adamawa State, has emphasized that ordinary Nigerians are growing impatient with the government’s actions. Ngilari made this observation during a Sunday interview where he discussed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s policy initiatives.
The former governor appealed to Nigerians to exercise patience with the current administration, as it would take time to witness positive outcomes from many reform efforts. Ngilari noted that President Tinubu inherited a multitude of challenges spanning the past 20 to 30 years from successive governments, and there is no quick-fix solution for them.
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“This government has inherited a backlog of issues, going back perhaps 20 to 30 years, which did not originate with this government, and there is no magical solution that anyone could have applied to solve them instantly. Therefore, in all fairness, President Tinubu has been methodically addressing these challenges. It will require some time to witness the results,” the politician expressed.
He further acknowledged, “Yes, but the issue with Nigerians is their impatience; they desire immediate results, which is not achievable anywhere in the world. I am confident that considering the consistent pace at which they are working, if we give this administration the next six months, we will begin to see progress.”
When questioned about his optimism regarding the potential success of Tinubu’s administration, Ngilari explained, “I am optimistic because, for instance, one bold decision the Tinubu government has made is to halt further borrowing. This, to me, is a commendable economic step. They are affirming that all developmental activities will be financed by our internal resources; we will no longer rely on borrowing because Nigerians are already burdened.”
“What’s more, this government appears to be responsive. I’ve observed some criticism, such as the initial attempt to provide Nigerians with an N8,000 palliative. There was widespread criticism, and the government reversed its decision. That’s how it should be,” Ngilari added.
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