I Was Stubborn at the Beginning of My Govt, Says Tinubu

President Bola Tinubu has disclosed that he was somewhat stubborn at the beginning of his administration.

Tinubu disclosed this during an interfaith breaking of fast with senior journalists and media executives at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.

He also disclosed that his administration has adopted the principles of true federalism to the extent that local governments now receive direct allocations from the federal government.

“There’s no morning that I ever leave my house without going through the newspapers. It’s an addiction. I read all of you.

“It might not be in full detail, but headline, the one that would hit me and the ones that won’t.

“At the beginning of this administration, I was just a little bit stubborn, looking at opportunities to correct things and make life more easier for the downtrodden.

“We’ve opened up the principle of federalism to the extent that local governments are now getting their money, but how they use it is in your hands. So, don’t bombard me alone,” Tinubu said.