End hardship, hunger to avoid revolution, FG told.
OWERRI—An appeal has gone to the Federal Government to “take urgent steps and ward off hunger and possible revolution in the land.”
A retired army officer, Major Anthony Kema Eziefula, and the Imo State University Librarian, Professor Okey Okoro, made the plea at different fora, while reacting to the level of hardship in the country.
“Nigerians are right to protest the hardship engineered by the bad economic policies of the present Federal Government. Hunger breeds discontentment, anger, frustration and possible revolution”, Eziefula said.
Reacting also, Professor Okoro expressed fear that revolution was imminent, if the Federal Government did not take steps to nip in thebud the starvation in the country.
“The N18,000 minimum wage cannot buy a bag of rice today. How can such a person and members of his family cope with the soaring increase in the price of food and transport? This ugly situation should truly concern our policy makers”, Okoro said.
According to the retired army officer, the high exchange rate has virtually rubbished the nation’s economy, even as he argued that workers take home pay can no longer take them home.

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