An Osun-based right activist and cleric, Bishop Seun Adeoye, has described President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s three months in charge as a period of extreme hardship and untold suffering for the majority of Nigerians.


He said this in a statement on Tuesday, expressing his displeasure at the current situation in the country.

“Today, 29th of August, marks three months of Tinubu’s government. But within these three months, businesses are collapsing, people are becoming jobless, hunger now pervades the land, and many who appear to be alive are just walking corpses.


“Let the truth be told, this ‘ground’ is not ‘running’ Mr. President. It has been three months of extreme hardship and suffering for Nigerians. And it is virtually becoming unbearable.

“You and your family are up there in a secured Aso Rock. Those who surround you are big men. They can’t feel the pains the way we, the people, do. ‘Igboro o rerin Sir’. I mean, people are not happy at all. We cannot pretend that there is sadness everywhere.


“Is there anything new done by this administration that has never been done? None. Our ‘City Boy’ almost dragged us into war with Niger Republic while terrorists, bandits and kidnappers are still having their field days in our own country. The other day, soldiers were slaughtered in Niger state, and some intending youth corpers were kidnapped in Zamfara.


“A new government ought to have even shown some signs of strength, but killings in Plateau, Niger and Benue States and other places were manifestations of ‘continuity’ of the past.

“‘Subsidy is gone’ but the so-called palliatives are mere political statements. A N5 billion largesse to a state with 5 million population is just N1,000 per person. Yet, prices of foodstuffs and transportations have gone up astronomically and the masses are crying.

“Mr. President, your 100,000 bags of rice per state is a huge joke. It can’t go one ‘kongo or mudu’ each per family. I don’t trade in foreign currency but how’s the dollar market today compared to when you took over?


“Soon, very soon, we’ll be overwhelmed by propaganda and sponsored performance statistics. But the fact remains that this government has not only taken food off the tables of the masses but has successfully taken smiles off their cheeks,” he said in his statement.

However, Bishop Adeoye urged Nigerians not to stop praying for the country and her leaders.


https://dailypost.ng/2023/08/29/your-administration-has-plunged-nigerians-into-extreme-hardship-bishop-adeoye-to-tinubu/

Define extreme, Bishop

helinues:
Define extreme, Bishop

Mumu

helinues:
Define extreme, Bishop

Helinues, the situation in Nigeria is beyond extreme.

We warned you guys that Tinubu got nothing to offer Nigeria and Nigerians but you guys were busy shouting "Ronu" upandan.

We are still in Genesis, by the time we get to Deuteronomy, dead body go surplus.

Solemn truth is an anathema to this despicable government and it hoardes of mummified zombies. However it never changes it from being truth. This Yoruba cleric must be an IPOB member.

helinues:
Define extreme, Bishop

".. These trial-and-error reforms are having significant repercussions, particularly in northern Nigeria. The negative consequences of his policies, such as fuel subsidy removal, currency devaluation, and school fee increment, have created a wave of discontent in the region with dire socioeconomic challenges.

 Since the inauguration, the North has been at the receiving end of Tinubu’s experimental policies. The discontent is exacerbated by reforms that disproportionately impact the northern states, leading to a growing sense of alienation and mistrust.

The ongoing stand-off with Niger adds another layer of complexity to the situation. The sentiment that resonates with many affected areas is that he views the North as outcasts and expendable in his broader political strategy and the declaration of war with Niger fuels this debate.

 His indifference toward the northern states cannot be more obvious. If left unchecked, the consequences will be catastrophic for West Africa, not only for Nigeria. It will consume us all.One cannot deny that Tinubu has already poked the hornet’s nest with his declaration.

Since the establishment of the Sokoto Caliphate in the early 1800s, the relationship between Nigeria and Niger Republic has been characterised by peace and civility. The two nations have managed to avoid significant conflict despite being colonised by different European powers; France, Germany and England.

However, the current situation represents a stark departure from this historical harmony, marking the first time that relations with Niger have deteriorated to such an extent.

Tinubu Is Playing Die With The North By Nasir Aminu https://dailytrust.com/tinubu-is-playing-die-with-the-north/

The country is becoming worse than the siberia of old and gradually turning to hell on earth!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oP4huB-uGs?si=BVLzRGPOU0raVbI6

Current APC National Chairman, ex governor Ganduje collecting kickbacks from Kano contractor


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZP9nnrCZqmw?si=4l9nyMSUt_8x_vkA


It’s Hypocritical for Tinubu to subject Nigerians to Poverty - Pastor Tunde Bakare

Tinubu is wicked in his government, Tinubu’s government is liberal and hypocritical to subject Nigerians to Extreme poverty.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPJuhdz23a0?si=E6JhKq5BGQHnTBOk

helinues:
Define extreme, Bishop

You want to hate him now and call him ipob and chinedu Adeboye ?

Only agbado miscreants who have been blinded by tribalism will disagree with this obvious truth.

helinues:
Define extreme, Bishop

This one don kolo since. Wetin paltry 30k de do young man

people are not happy at all. We cannot pretend, there is sadness everywhere.

City Boy’ almost dragged us into war with Niger Republic while terrorists, bandits and kidnappers are still having their field days in our own country.

“Mr. President, your 100,000 bags of rice per state is a huge joke. It can’t go one ‘kongo or mudu’ each per family. I don’t trade in foreign currency but how’s the dollar market today compared to when you took over?

Fallout of subsidy removal. A little Patience is all that's required.

raskymonojendor:
Fallout of subsidy removal. A little Patience is all that's required.

What patients?

All the government officials still use long convoys. Even your god Tinubu.

Una wan citizens to be exercise . patients, but can't cut cost of governance. Keep . deceiving yourself

Agbado bishops complaining here and there