I dare say, and vehemently too that going by the present economic sham the country is experiencing now, that, the problem with Nigeria are Nigerians themselves!

President Tinubu inherited an already devastated economy which was in shambles and he is not sparing any effort at bringing it back to its feet again.

Though many people alleged that his election into office was compromised, but I dare ask: Which election in Nigeria had ever been completely fraud free? This is where the Nigerian factor comes in. We always use our own hands to twist events fraudulently and later cry, "wolf!".

Tinubu experimented on a lot of drastic measures which he hoped would bring the country back to prosperity; the removal of petroleum subsidy which many of us initially objected to is one of such policies. I think by now some of us are gradually seeing the sense in this action except for some selfish Nigerians who were once cashing out on this loophole.

Nigeria was sinking economically as a result of the subsidy on petroleum. We were borrowing to fund this subsidy.

The current escalation in prices of food items and other essential commodities is not caused by the President; it is a conspiracy to paint the present administration black. It could always be as a result of our greed and the wicked orientation inclination of most Nigerian traders who are presently cashing out on the state of the economy by exploiting buyers who in consequence would want to attribute it to the fallen Naira value. If this is not so, of what relevance is the cost of yam or garri to the fall in Naira value?

Let us all change our dubious mindset and work with President Tinubu for a better Nigeria.

Tinubu that is currently enjoying Qatar



We should wait for him abi



Una go wait tire

VACUOUS! That's how you sound.

First of all, the next time you want to suckle on Tinubu's leaky anus; do it in private. Or among your fellow lackwits.

How have Nigerians benefited from Fuel Subsidy Removal?
Also, what Fuel Subsidy Removal?

IMF confirmed that FG has been paying fuel subsidy through the backdoor without informing Nigerians.

From September to December 2023, the amount of subsidy was in excess of 1.6 TRILLION NAIRA. Yet Tinubu never informed the public.

Sounds like a leader who's not bold enough to admit he fuuuucked up.

Finally, you need to shut up about him "inheriting an economy in shambles".

Who did he inherit it from?

He inherited it from 8 years of Buhari whom he foisted on Nigerians. It's 8 years of APC rule that brought us into the current economic inferno. Current evidence suggests Tinubu came with gallons of petrol to continue from where the last catastrophe stopped.

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I dare say, and vehemently too that going by the present economic sham the country is experiencing now, that, the problem with Nigeria are Nigerians themselves!

President Tinubu inherited an already devastated economy which was in shambles and he is not sparing any effort at bringing it back to its feet again.

Though many people alleged that his election into office was compromised, but I dare ask: Which election in Nigeria had ever been completely fraud free? This is where the Nigerian factor comes in. We always use our own hands to twist events fraudulently and later cry, "wolf!".

Tinubu experimented on a lot of drastic measures which he hoped would bring the country back to prosperity; the removal of petroleum subsidy which many of us initially objected to is one of such policies. I think by now some of us are gradually seeing the sense in this action except for some selfish Nigerians who were once cashing out on this loophole.

Nigeria was sinking economically as a result of the subsidy on petroleum. We were borrowing to fund this subsidy.

The current escalation in prices of food items and other essential commodities is not caused by the President; it is a conspiracy to paint the present administration black. It could always be as a result of our greed and the wicked orientation inclination of most Nigerian traders who are presently cashing out on the state of the economy by exploiting buyers who in consequence would want to attribute it to the fallen Naira value. If this is not so, of what relevance is the cost of yam or garri to the fall in Naira value?

Let us all change our dubious mindset and work with President Tinubu for a better Nigeria.

Rubbish as usual from the druggy e-rat..!!!

Hunger doesn't understand patient, go and tell your master that...!!

Your master didn't know there is patient when he opened his idiotic mouth to utter careless and useless statement without due consultation...now he want patient from those affected by his senseless statements and policies..

The nation would soon burst...that's a fact you can take to the bank...!!

Just wait till stones and fire start falling on you people's head before you understand the gravity of what the idiot have done to the nation and her people..!!

I wish thunder could blast off someone head right now.