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Acknowledge Tinubu's plans for change, BTO4PBAT27 Director-General urges rival political groups

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Acknowledge Tinubu's plans for change, BTO4PBAT27 Director-General urges rival political groups
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Ogbeni Adojutelegan Adesuyi Gideon, the Director-General of BTO For PBAT 27, has urged opposition parties to recognize the reform initiatives undertaken by President Bola Tinubu, emphasizing that national development should be prioritized over partisan interests.

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In a statement issued in Akure, the state capital, Adojutelegan highlighted that the Tinubu administration has introduced significant reforms to stabilize Nigeria's economy and position the country for sustained growth.

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Adojutelegan also praised the contributions of key government officials, including Minister of Interior Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, noting that their collective efforts demonstrate a unified push for effective governance and institutional reform.

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According to Adojutelegan, while constructive criticism is essential to democracy, opposition parties must evaluate government policies objectively and acknowledge achievements where deserved.

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He stated that the reforms implemented by the Tinubu administration, although challenging, represent strategic measures towards achieving long-term national prosperity, and that political considerations should not overshadow efforts that benefit the Nigerian people.

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Adojutelegan noted that some policies, although initially difficult to implement, are designed to address deep-seated structural issues affecting the nation's economy and governance.

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He called on political stakeholders to adopt a collaborative approach in supporting reforms that can improve citizens' living standards, emphasizing the importance of collective responsibility.

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Adojutelegan reiterated that national unity and collective responsibility are crucial for navigating Nigeria through its current socio-economic challenges.

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