- Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah has revealed that he developed admiration for President Bola Tinubu long before joining the All Progressives Congress (APC).
- Mbah said he “fell in love” with Tinubu after his decision to remove fuel subsidy and unify the foreign exchange market, praising his bold economic reforms and leadership style.
- The governor, who has a background in the oil and gas sector, said he maintains a strong relationship with the President.
Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah has revealed that he admired President Bola Tinubu long before joining the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Mbah said his admiration began when Tinubu removed fuel subsidy and unified the foreign exchange market on May 29, 2023, adding that he was inspired by the President’s leadership style and reform-driven agenda.
“I fell in love with this president from the day he made the announcement to remove fuel subsidy and unified the foreign exchange market essentially.
“This is because, given my background as somebody who plays in the oil and gas sector, I’ve also written features in the past on why it has become necessary for the subsidy to go.
“I enjoy a very good relationship with the President, no doubt about that,” he stated.
In other news…… Comedian AY Makun has celebrated his brother, Yomi Casual, and his wife on their 8th wedding anniversary, praising their love and strength.
He expressed pride in their journey and prayed for their continued happiness and success.
“Happy Anniversary to @yomicasual and @fabjewels_official
I honestly didn’t even realise it’s been 8 years already, but here I am taking a proud moment to celebrate the grace you both carry. Happy 8th Anniversary!
I’m more than happy and proud to know that the Makun family keeps moving forward, irrespective of anything else. May God continue to bless your marriage.
I’m truly proud of you, my younger brother. Keep the faith, keep the love alive, keep shining, and keep moving. May God’s blessings remain upon your union now and always.
In Jesus’ name, Amen”.
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