Former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Abdullahi Adamu, has implored President Bola Tinubu to lessen the burdens of Nigerians. He appealed yesterday while speaking with journalists at his Keffi, Nasarawa State country home, as part of activities marking the end of the Ramadan season.

The ex-governor acknowledged that the countrys leadership was doing its best in the circumstances, adding that their best had not been enough.Adamu urged government at all levels to heed the grievances of the citizens and show genuine leadership.

He commended the Tinubu governments restructuring initiatives and also encouraged the citizenry to keep on praying for the countrys leadership. He said: Thus far, our best (APC government) is not yet good enough, unfortunately. People are suffering, and they are complaining.

We are here at their level, we listen to them, and we just ask them not to cast aspersions on the leadership.

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