In a statement released today, the Progressives Governors Forum (PGF) has affirmed its collaborative efforts with the Federal Government, led by President Bola Tinubu, in tackling the prevailing challenges experienced by Nigerians in the wake of the fuel subsidy removal and subsequent surge in petrol pump prices.

The Chairman of the forum, alongside Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State, delivered a statement to the press corps following their confidential discussion on Wednesday evening in the nation’s capital, Abuja.

It is important to note that the Progressive Governors Forum (PGF) comprises of esteemed state governors who were elected under the banner of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

In a statement, Uzodinma, the esteemed political figure, characterized the meeting as a resounding success, emphasizing its comprehensive deliberations on a range of pressing national matters.

In a statement, the individual in question asserted that the ongoing challenges stemming from the surge in prices of essential commodities such as food and petroleum products, as well as the escalating cost of living, are being actively tackled.

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In a statement, the individual in question emphasized that a collaborative effort is underway between the sub-national government and the Federal Government to effectively tackle the issue of development.

In a recent statement, Uzodinma, a prominent figure in the political landscape, revealed that the esteemed National Executive Council (NEC) is set to convene and deliberate on the pressing matter at hand. The primary objective of this crucial meeting is to explore potential avenues to effectively tackle the aforementioned development, thereby alleviating the burden currently borne by the hardworking citizenry.

In a statement released earlier today, the esteemed individual further asserted that the governors, with utmost sincerity, acknowledged the recent departure of Senator Abdullahi Adamu, the esteemed National Chairman of the party, as well as Senator Iyola Omisore, the esteemed National Secretary. It was emphasized that the aforementioned resignations were of their own volition.

The constituents express their satisfaction with the services rendered by the party in question, and it is reciprocated by the party’s contentment. The constituents firmly endorse the actions taken by the party and vow to continue applauding their efforts.

In a display of utmost deference and acknowledgment, we hold in high regard and duly acknowledge the invaluable contributions and unwavering dedication that they have selflessly bestowed upon our esteemed political organization. The leadership of the party has indeed accepted their resignations,” he declared.