The governor ordered that all petrol stations in the state dispense of fuel in their reservoirs to ease the long hours that people spent at fuel stations.
“Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” stated.
“So for me, that’s a good thing that he (Tinubu) has removed it. Although it’s going to be hard, there is nothing good that comes easy,” he said on Tuesday in Akure.
Mr Makinde had said in the statement signed by his Chief of Staff, Segun Ogunwuyi, that the dissolution of the PMS was with immediate effect.
The Department of Petroleum Resources’ joint task force has begun clamping down on filling stations in Ondo, accusing them of hoarding fuel.
Less than 24 hours that President Bola Tinubu announced that “fuel subsidy is gone,” petrol stations in Ondo have continued to witness long queues.
All existential issues will be addressed realistically. It is our duty to encourage the new government to tread this honourable path,” he said.
Mr Erdogan received 52.1 per cent of votes in the second round of the election, beating his challenger, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, who polled 47.9 per cent.
A Tunisian court has freed Noureddine Boutar, the director of Mosaique FM, the most popular radio which attracts more listeners.
“The (UK) government’s new policy on international students visas is misjudged,” the Scottish National Party politician said on Wednesday.
