President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has said his administration is getting support and commendations from global communities over its removal of fuel subsidy and the foreign exchange regime policies.

He said these are now yielding positive results for the country.

President Tinubu said this at the weekend during a gala/award night organised by the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (HoCSF) to recognise and honour outstanding civil servants in commemoration of this year’s Civil Service Week.

Represented by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator George Akume, the President expressed appreciation to the civil servants for their contributions to the economic development of the country.

President Tinubu, who acknowledged that the policies had in one way or the other affected the masses, said his administration was working on measures to cushion the effects.

“We shall, without delay, cushion the pains being experienced by our people as a result of these measures through a number of well-targeted interventions aimed at giving adequate relief and succour to a great number of our long- suffering citizens,” he said.

The President pledged to give more support to the civil service sector, which he described as the custodian of public trust, to consolidate the gains of the ongoing reforms in the sector.