Why are all eyes turning on Tinubu and the federal government when it comes to addressing hunger issues in a country with 36 governors?
None of those governors has a plan to address a local issue ? what type of agricultural innovation did they undertake to pro-actively address that challenge? Did any of those governors even thought about hunger during the last political campaign? If yes then what happened?
To have a strong federal nation in Africa we need governors who can pinpoint and resolve local challenges. We cannot always
blame the federal government every day.

panafrican:
Why are all eyes turning on Tinubu and the federal government when it comes to addressing hunger issues in a country with 36 governors?
None of those governors has a plan to address a local issue ? what type of agricultural innovation did they undertake to pro-actively address that challenge? Did any of those governors even thought about hunger during the last political campaign? If yes then what happened?
To have a strong federal nation in Africa we need governors who can pinpoint and resolve local challenges. We cannot always
blame the federal government every day.

Are you ok seriously?

panafrican:
Why are all eyes turning on Tinubu and the federal government when it comes to addressing hunger issues in a country with 36 governors?
None of those governors has a plan to address a local issue ? what type of agricultural innovation did they undertake to pro-actively address that challenge? Did any of those governors even thought about hunger during the last political campaign? If yes then what happened?
To have a strong federal nation in Africa we need governors who can pinpoint and resolve local challenges. We cannot always
blame the federal government every day.

who controls subsidy, who controls dollars,who controls security, who controls road transportation, who controls the economy, who controls the economy. Governors are more like caretakers. The policy at the center affects everyone.