I find this very frustrating that this is were we find ourself as a country arguing over who caused hunger and poverty while someone people are out there struggling to survive. Whether Tinubu inherited some of this problem or not because arguably the level of the problem has increased, he has to take responsibility for all that is happening under is watch not blaming what the other political administration has caused. You can’t ask people to be patient forever when the cost of absolutely everything keeps increasing and puts pressure on their income.
People are spending more just to get through the day and it is not everyone who receives a salary that can keep up with this rising cost every time. What then is the benefit of the removal of the fuel subsidy and presentation of the foreign exchange reform?
What makes this whole argument with Atiku annoying to me is that blaming the previous governments or any opposition doesn’t even put food on anyone’s table. All this explanations from Tinubu for me doesn’t make sense because has citizens we have every right to question to judge his administration based on what we’ve all witnessed and still witnessing not just him coming out to keep explaining.
A graduate wants to know when job opportunities will be easier to find and secure. A business person wants to know why clearing goods and restocking goods keeps getting more expensive. A government worker wants to know why their salary no longer cover basic needs.
All the explanations by Tinubu is not adding up to the things that Nigerians are going through and he is not making any positive moves to salvage the situation and make it better, the only thing he does is to keep borrowing money all in the name of projects and we are not seeing any visible projects that is being carried out by him. Offcourse I know no one is a saint and we all have our flaws but giving Nigerians false hope when he is literally doing nothing to help the people and we can barely survive in this country due to high cost of living.
The removal of fuel subsidy was the beginning of our hardship because fuel is another key area that the economy depends on and once it increases things get worse. Atiku has being the former president of this country and during his regime things weren't difficult for us like this. I expected Tinubu to do better everyone believes in him because we were told he made Lagos State great and all of a sudden Nigeria has fallen under his watch. We need change and the time is now to effect that change by voting Tinubu out and give Atiku Abubaker a chance.
