President Tinubu, who took time to listen to the monarchs, also thanked them for standing by him and appealed to them to help government secure the understanding of the people at the grassroots over the removal of fuel subsidy, saying it was the elephant that was going to force the nation to its knees.
On the leadership of the next National Assembly, the President urged the royal fathers to counsel their subjects interested in elective positions on the need to manage their ambitions, and create harmony within the legislative house.
