 The President, Bola Tunibu, has directed the National Economic Council, led by Vice President Kashim Shatima, to devise an approach and begin the process of working on interventions to mitigate the impact of subsidy removal on Nigerians. The governor of Ugun State, Dakbo Abiyadu, stated this after leading some major oil marketers on a cuts-in visit to the President at the State House in Abuja. Mr. President has announced today that, you know, NEC should immediately begin to sit, led by His Excellency, the Vice President, Mr. Kashim Shatima, and the Committee of NEC, alongside, you know, with the economic team and marketers, should sit down and come up with a wholesome approach that would be beneficial to the common man and the majority of Nigerians. We all collectively agree that we're going to work at providing real mass transit buses that work, the ones that will run on CNG, which is the compressed natural gas and diesel interchangeably. And hopefully, we're going to start with about 50 to 100, and that is in the very, very short term. There are like 50-seater buses. The buses are probably at the cost of about 100 million Naira H. So they are donating 110 billion just from the marketers. By the grace of God, within the next 30 days, we're going to be launching what we call e-mobility, which allows us to take our petrol-powered occurreders back from the riders and offer them electric motorcycles. So you will begin to see these kind of initiatives across the length and breadth of the country. And don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.