The governor said Mr Tinubu had assured him that the country’s security architecture would be rejigged to tackle insecurity across the country.
“Today is my best day. Today, I’m so happy that I’m an elected member seeing my president (Tinubu) talking. In fact, I’ve never known that this man is so intelligent,”
Said Benrahma, however, broke the deadlock, firing the Hammers ahead in the 62nd minute from the penalty spot.
“I thank God who showcased me from Lagos through the help of President Bola Tinubu, he is the architect of my success.
Mr Obi said that his support for the removal of fuel subsidy dates back to the administration of former president Goodluck Jonathan.
Mr Obi said the latest massacres in Nigeria “are very depressing and extremely worrisome.”
Sani Zoro, another political aide to Mrs Buhari, also could not be reached for comments.
There has been radio silence from the Presidency in the last 48 hours after at least 80 innocent Nigerians were massacred across the country.
“During the last fuel crisis, I found myself paying N1,000 for a litre somewhere in Edo state, where I ran out of fuel and had to refuel in order to get back home.”
In his inaugural speech, President Tinubu listed security as top priority, vowing to reform the country’s security doctrine and architecture.
