The excessive number of committees contradict the president’s commitment to reduce the cost of governance, especially in light of the economic challenges.
“My government is workers’ friendly and we will not relent until we make our workers more productive through various welfare packages,” the governor said.
The governor said the apex court ruling was not just a legal victory for Tinubu and the APC, but for all Nigerians and lovers of democracy around the world.
The aviation minister lauded the apex court for what he termed as “courageous ruling” despite “abuses” from supporters of Messrs Abubakar and Obi.
The former chairman said, “the court has cleared the way for the president to sit down and reposition the country.”
According to a statement in Akure, the party’s State Working Committee (SWC) suspended Mr Makinde on Thursday.
The deputy governor appealed to the governor to ignore the discomfort arising from the “negative news” in the state in the past few months.
The judgement delivered on Thursday postponed the battle over the Nigerian president’s certificate forgery till 2027 general elections.
By this ruling, the apex court has refused to invoke its powers to accept fresh evidence that could prove damning to President Tinubu’s continued stay in office.
