Adamawa Governor, Ahmadu Fintiri has warned chairmen of councils, councillors and other political office holders in the state to ensure the palliatives that will be rolled out by the state government gets to the needy.

He warned them not to hoard the palliatives, saying it is not meant for them or their relatives.

In a tweet on his official Twitter handle, the governor wrote "Very soon, we will be rolling out palliatives to cushion the effect of the subsidy removal on our people".

"I want to urge all Chairmen of councils, councillors, and all political office holders who will be appointed soon to ensure that when this intervention comes, it reaches our people".

"These palliatives are not meant for you or your relatives; they are meant to go around and reach the poor and vulnerable individuals in our society first. A well-planned distribution system should be laid out to ensure that nobody is short-changed".

"From now on, we must strive to live in a community where everybody is treated fairly, ensuring that our people can live the way they should. Adamawa First!

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It's not difficult.
Prosecute and jail any politifcian caught hoarding palliatives.
Make a Scape goat of goats.

Many politicians deserve the hottest place in hell. During covid, see as our rulers stashed foodstuff in warehouses while the masses were languishing in hunger and poverty. Unfortunately, till date, no punitive action has been taken against most of those rulers. Omo ehn. Naija which way? We keep empowering the thieves.

Na today

Nobody should give anyone money. Palliatives should be divided into immediate and long-term plans.

First, with the high cost of petrol, many people will be discouraged from driving to work. Bring affordable mass transit shuttles that will take people to work and marketplaces.

Long-term plan, fix Nigeria's electricity so you don't run SMEs that depend on petrol generators out of business. Fashola said it wasn't rocket science, but I don't know why he couldn't fix it as a power minister.

Before that, a thorough feasibility study should be done on converting petrol gens to gas. If this is safe and more affordable, they should be encouraged to switch with safety guidelines promoted across states in the country.