Mr President Sir please focus urgently on reducing the cost of living for ordinary Nigerians. The reforms may be necessary in the long run but right now a lot of families are struggling painfully. Insecurity is forcing farmers away from their lands, power remain unreliable and prices keep rising faster than salaries and business profits.
When people cannot eat well, send their children to school or sleep with some peace of mind, hope dies and that makes sense very other achievement harder. If the ordinary citizens can breathe and feed their families again, your administration will win back trust and the country will move forward faster.
This is not about politics for me but about the daily reality of raising a family in Nigeria today. What’s your one strong message to him? Let’s hear it
This will be a rare privilege but if the opportunity comes then I will tell him that he is incompetent and not capable of leading Nigeria because he is too old and can no longer think straight and he is also unfit for the position he is occupying, I know that nobody is a saint which means any other person that occupies the seat afterwards still has his flaws and weaknesses but the cry for security is overlooked by Tinubu, he feels less concern about the killings, kidnapping and banditory in the country. All he is thinking about is re-election so he can complete his second tenure.
Nigeria needs actions not some people that will come out and advise us to be selling Akara and kuli-Kuli just as the first lady Oluremi Tinubu told us last week, there should be improvements in leadership policies that will regulate the market and high cost of living so the poor and less privilege can survive, so my position is simple I will tell him to go and rest.
