 President Bala Tinubu has hailed Chief M. Q. Abiola describing him as a symbol of democracy. He added that his administration would not condone conflicting and illegal orders that undermine Nigeria's democracy. The president, who said he identified with the pain of Nigerians in the aftermath of the fuel subsidy removal, argued that a temporal discomfort was necessary to save the country from going under. It is a learned problem that can be eliminated with clearly thought-out social and economic policies. It is for this reason that in my inauguration address on May 29, I gave a fact to the decision taken by my British husband, Abiola, to remove the fuel subsidy. The abattoirs and the free of the collective views of much-needed resources, which are either to be pocketed by a few rich. I admit the decision we impose extra body on the masses of our people. I feel your pain. This is one decision we must bear to save our country from going under and take our resources away from the stranglehold of a few competitive elements. Painfully, I have asked you, my competitors, to sacrifice a little more for the survivor of our country for your trust and belief in us. I show you that your sacrifice shall not be in vain. Tinnibu described the bill he signed into law on June 8 for the harmonization of the retirement age for judicial officers as one of the many policy reforms to come. For Chief MQ Abiola, December of this day, in whose memory June 12 became a national holiday, democracy is a turn-up. It is about rule of law and vibrant judiciary that can be trusted to deliver justice and strengthen institutions. It has become imperative to state here that our necessary illegal orders issued to clonkate or abridge democracy will no longer be tolerated. It's a harmonization of the retirement age of the judicial officers. It's meant to strengthen the rule of law, which is critical pillar of democracy. The reform has just started. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.