The All Progressives Congress (APC) National Chairman, Abdullahi Ganduje has said that protests against government policies is not peculiar to Nigeria alone.
He argued that even developed economies have their own challenges.
The APC stalwart assured that whatever challenges that was being faced in Nigeria currently, would soon be over.
He reacted to the ongoing protests in Abuja on Wednesday when he played host to some leaders of the party from the United States of America.
Ganduje argued that whenever there is a reform people must suffer, but at the end of the day things will fall into place.
He said, “There is no doubt, as a developing country, even the so called developed economies have their turbulence in one way or the other.
“So, it is not surprising that Nigeria is having its own share of the problem. This is not the first time.
“You will recall that whenever there is a reform agenda, obstacles must be on the way, as a result, people must suffer in one way or the other.
“But, in the long run, everything will be according to the plan.”
He also emphasised that President Bola Tinubu came into power with the intention to introduce reforms that would secure the country’s future.
He explained that the country’s institutions were weak, adding that strong institutions were needed to implement whatever good policies the government had.
Ganduje assured the people that Tinubu was doing all he needed to secure the country’s future in the interest of all.