Be patient with Tinubu to enjoy dividends of democracy–Group urges Nigerians

<p>A group, College of Former State Chairmen, Media and Publicity Committees of the APC-PCC,have called on Nigerians to exercise patience with the policies of President Bola Tinubu for future dividends.</p>, <p>The college made the call in a statement jointly signed by Mr Sam Oburu, National Convener and Mr Aaron Artimas, acting National Secretary at the end of its inaugural meeting in Abuja.</p>, <p>It recalled that as part of campaign strategies, the erstwhile Presidential Campaign Council(PCC)of the All Progressives Congress (APC)established special media committees in all the 36 States and FCT.</p>, <p>The group said that the defunct committees were headed by renowned politicians, technocrats and top professional journalists to coordinate and extend the campaigns to all the nooks and crannies of the country.</p>, <p>According to it, in view of the strong necessity to maintain the tempo of these activities and assist the government in enlightening the public on policies and programmes, the Chairmen recently came together to transcend into a college.</p>, <p>The college said that this was for the attainment of its new goal and congratulated Tinubu, and members of the APC on the victory of the party during the last general elections.</p>, <p>The group said: “The college notes that even though the PCC had been dissolved, its assignment has not been fully completed as the new APC government is facing a barrage of attacks, criticism, and debilitating misinformation regarding its credibility and critical policies.</p>, <p>” It notes that several similar pre-election groups had also transformed into support organisations to ensure effective governance in the country.</p>, <p>“The college appeals to all Nigerians to exercise patience with the government as it grapples with the painful efforts to find lasting solutions to the myriad of problems besetting the nation.</p>, <p>“They likened the country to the painful experience of a medical operation table, but with bright hopes of a permanent cure, hence the need to look