Acidosis:


The rate at which the Sultan is groaning lately is worrisome. He's clearly closer to the people.

God1000:
Good, but I'm surprised this same northern leaders that kept quiet throughout Buhari's administration are now talking, protests are also taking place in the core north, something we didn't see for good 8 years under Buhari.


This country is irredeemable, people choose when to talk and protest, they won't do it if their son is in power, the same thing is playing out in south west, and I don't expect them to join any nationwide protest with Tinubu in Aso Rock.

Anyway, this hardship is unprecedented and I agree with everything he said.

In saner climes leaders resign if they can't fulfill their promises, I remember several UK prime ministers like David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson and Liz truss, they all resigned.

We have a clueless president.

matify83:


I will want to wish you don't have problems with comprehension.

The only fool waiting for a Messiah may just be you because I clearly stated in my write-up that "the ship has set sail and we will have to live with the brunt of our actions or inactions"

If the voice of the people was truly the voice of God, I can bet you that the voices of APC supporters will kill Asiwaju before the voices of Obi's supporters.

malali:
All of Tinubu policies so far looks like his is trying to eliminate the poor and middle class Nigerians.

He is implemented policies with dire austerity consequences with no iota of empathy for Nigerians already living below poverty line.

For the first time in history instead of attacking the looters, corrupt politicians directly, he has decided to cast a net so wide that innocent poor Nigerians are suffering and dying due to poor socioeconomic conditions.

Fuel subsidy should have been transferred to food subsidy, while ramping up agricultural products local production. Removing fuel subsidy with no measure in place to subsidise the life of the poor and middle class is an idiotic move.

The government is acting like we are trading democracy for hunger. Because even the military regime's policies were not this bad.

tnerro1:
I told someone that the north will suffer more in all this hardship going on in the country. But they will still vote APC again because of religious and tribal sentiment. Don’t pity them and don’t join any protest they want to embark on. They are the cause of their problems

sammiewrite:
I have always maintained that whoever takes over from Buhari will have a tough time with Nigerians. There is nothing the man didn't kill in his eight locust years but the North didn't say pim. The president should ignore the likes of the Sultan and focus on bringing succor to Nigerians. If policies needs to be reversed, then so be it. Similarly, if toes need to be stepped too because this country has empowered many misfits who are now holding the rest of us to ransom.

sulaak:


Nigeria cannot continue subsidising poverty. Nigerians should insist that the government invest in more electric power plants, refineries and railways so that the country can be productive.

eagleu:
Where was this stupid sultan when Buhari was killing this country?

Maobichek:


Good morning, the masses are hungry, price of staple food has resin to an unexplainable level. I believe that your position wouldn't have come up had the current government live up to their billings.

Buhari was not the best but if we are buying things at the same price we bought during Buhari's era, many people would keep quiet. Things are extremely hard now and everyone bears witness to that.

If you have solution, profer and not PBAT dividing this country because people are speaking up on hardship ravaging the country.

God1000:
Good, but I'm surprised this same northern leaders that kept quiet throughout Buhari's administration are now talking, protests are also taking place in the core north, something we didn't see for good 8 years under Buhari.


This country is irredeemable, people choose when to talk and protest, they won't do it if their son is in power, the same thing is playing out in south west, and I don't expect them to join any nationwide protest with Tinubu in Aso Rock.

Anyway, this hardship is unprecedented and I agree with everything he said.

In saner climes leaders resign if they can't fulfill their promises, I remember several UK prime ministers like David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson and Liz truss, they all resigned.

We have a clueless president.

eagleu:
Where was this stupid sultan when Buhari was killing this country?

eagleu:
Where was this stupid sultan when Buhari was killing this country?

optionalY09:


These are all the result of Buhari leadership, i see Tinubu trying hard to implement a system that would balance the system of governance and promote huge economic development.

politicoNG:

https://www.thecable.ng/sultan-nigerians-are-angry-about-economic-hardship-we-cant-continue-to-fold-our-arms/amp

God1000:
Good, but I'm surprised this same northern leaders that kept quiet throughout Buhari's administration are now talking, protests are also taking place in the core north, something we didn't see for good 8 years under Buhari.


This country is irredeemable, people choose when to talk and protest, they won't do it if their son is in power, the same thing is playing out in south west, and I don't expect them to join any nationwide protest with Tinubu in Aso Rock.

Anyway, this hardship is unprecedented and I agree with everything he said.

In saner climes leaders resign if they can't fulfill their promises, I remember several UK prime ministers like David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson and Liz truss, they all resigned.

We have a clueless president.

malali:


What has happened to crude oil sales in the last 50 years ??
Dubai can live without crude oil today because of investments in other sectors.
Everyone in Norway is potentially a millionaire by GDP because of their Sovereign wealth fund from crude oil sales.

A group of Nigerians cannot loot and mismanage the commonwealth of everybody and then ask all of us to pay the Debt back !!

sulaak:


Nigeria has wasted their crude sales on imports, consumption, corruption and white elephant projects. Building a steel industry that doesn't work, refineries that can't refine, electric power plants that cannot generate and roads that can't transport cost billions of dollars.

It doesn't matter who becomes the president of Nigeria. He would have to implement harsh policies that end all subsidies and invest in productive industry.