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That negative interpretation is my concern here, and it’s premised on buhari’s support for the election of Bola tinubu as nigeria’s next president. It concerns me because I’m fully convinced that a tinubu presidency would not only destabilise nigeria internally, it would damage nigeria globally, making it a big laughing stock, a butt of dark international jokes!

Truth is, next year’s presidential election will have huge long-term implications, its outcome will affect nigeria for decades. Therefore, no patriotic Nigerian should sit on the fence; that patriotism is what underpins this intervention. To be sure, the presidential election should be as much about character as manifesto.

The presidency is too serious an office to be invested in someone with serious integrity deficit. Those ignoring character and integrity should remember the Turkish proverb: “When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn’t become a king. The palace becomes a circus.”

helinues:
Toh

cnwari:
Please what exactly is Tinubu doing in Nigeria!

treesun:
This is according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics on Monday.




Amid the hunger crisis in Nigeria, food inflation in the country has continued its upward surge, growing up to 40.87% in June 2024.

This is according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics on Monday.

This is an increase from the 40.66% recorded in May 2024. It is also an increase from the 25.25% recorded in June 2023.


Food inflation on a Year-on-Year basis was highest in Edo (47.34%), Kogi (46.37%), Cross River (45.28%), while Nasarawa (34.31%), Bauchi (34.78%) and Adamawa (35.96%), recorded the slowest rise in Food inflation on Year-on-Year basis.

On a Month- on-Month basis, however, June 2024 food inflation was highest in Yobe (4.75%), Adamawa (4.74%), and Taraba (4.12%), while Nasarawa (0.14%), Kano (0.96%) and Lagos (1.25%) recorded the slowest rise in food inflation on a Month-on-Month basis.





This development comes amid complaints of hunger and increasing prices of food items in Nigeria.

The Nigerian government recently announced the removal of import duties on food items such as rice, maize and cowpeas.

The government also announced a 150-day Duty-Free Import Window for food commodities which include suspension of duties, tariffs and taxes for the importation of certain food commodities through land and sea borders.



Nigerian government has been unable to tackle the rising inflation in the country, creating apprehension and uncertainties.




https://saharareporters.com/2024/07/15/breaking-nigerias-food-inflation-continues-upward-trend-increases-4087-june

iwaeda:
We are waiting for madam Remi Tinubu's backyard farms to reduce inflation.

Paraman:
Inflation is slowing down

If Tinubu can

DMerciful:
Nigeria has to protest this outrageous ineptitude!

Paraman:
protesting won't make price fall

DMerciful:
Its the right of citizens to protest when the government performs abysmally.

Paraman:
The Government is not performing badly.

DMerciful:
You're a lone voice in the wilderness

treesun:
Aha!

Paraman:
We shall find out in 2027

DMerciful:
Let Tinubu's govt overcome the next few months first

treesun:
Aha!

iwaeda:
Ebi npawon ooooooo. Hunger is understatement. Nlfpmod, inflation is over 80 %.