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When Tinubu began unleashing what he consistently referred to as reforms, right from the swearing-in podium, a few days and months passed, and he realized that the reforms were causing pain, hunger, and starvation among the citizens. However, he continued to assure Nigerians that these were just 'baby steps' of pain, at one point calling it 'temporary pain' and promising that it would soon be over.

Eighteen months later, his policies have continued to inflict severe pain and untold hardships on the citizens. The suffering seems to be increasing daily: transportation costs keep rising, the prices of goods and services continue to climb, and disposable incomes keep decreasing. As we speak, the middle class has been completely wiped out in just eighteen months of the Tinubu government.

All of this begs the question: When will these "temporary pains" be over? We all know that the word "temporary" refers to something that lasts for only a short time.

It's a lie that middle class has been completely wiped out. That is the problem with most Nigerians, they don't understand that the middle class is not a fixed number of people, it's a socio economic status that people can move in and out of.

The middle class is not entirely wiped out in Nigeria, it's just that some people have moved down to the lower class due to the economic reforms that are gradually being implemented.

God bless Nigeria for ever!

Anither563:
It's a lie that middle class has been completely wiped out. That is the problem with most Nigerians, they don't understand that the middle class is not a fixed number of people, it's a socio economic status that people can move in and out of.

The middle class is not entirely wiped out in Nigeria, it's just that some people have moved down to the lower class due to the economic reforms that are gradually being implemented.

God bless Nigeria for ever!

Are these truly reforms, or wicked and draconian policies masquerading as reforms, unleashed to inflict hunger and starvation on Nigerians?

The truth is, Nigerians have never witnessed anything like this since independence

Are you also amongst those in pain?

Heh, Tinubu's name won't be spendable by December, make una go face una hustle and hope for the best

In 2027 😈

OkCornel:
In 2027 😈

Easy dude

Same time it took for Buhari's pain to ease.

Unaneva C. Enitin

The day we remove religion and tribalism from our politics or better still the day we go our sperate ways

No expiration date

Which pain?





You mean the one ravaging the yeast because of the loss of election?




Edo and Ondo delivered already... 😍



2027 no shaking?

only god kw wetin Judas won buy way make ham sell Jesus

Soon, very soon, as soon as possible, not later than necessary, in due course, in no time, in less than no time...

That is all you'll be hearing until he hands over.

Temporary Pain 😂

The pain is becoming unbearable for both middle and lower classes.

After 8 years,, by then it will become permanent. Anyone who thinks things will get better than they currently are is delusional.

It will only get worse.

Look at the exchange rate for the last 12months and tell me if things will get better.

Temporary Pain This will trend

I was here

After his tenure.

It will end in 2031

We'll adjust.... The biggest mistake we made as a nation was voting out Goodluck Jonathan... I'm not sure we'll recover from that singular mistake or misadventure

So na today I know the full meaning of Tpain


😆Meaning T pain
Temporary Pain
Tinubu pain

When you're all unalived. Plus three weeks, so he can be sure you're all dead.

When we begin to produce most of the things we need especially enough food to feed ourselves

When we reduce our importation to only important item we cannot produce. Waiting to have a subsidy dollar to buy fake hair, nails and toothpick and other rubbish wont happen again

When Nigerian youth learn to be productive instead allowing themselves being used to make money on youtube and other social media by sharing , like and comment on foolish posts which owner is using to press their mumu button.

The idiot BAT from hell is here to kill, steal and destroy

[The Baba to me is messing up big time. I was thinking he has all it takes to turn around the country positively.






quote author=Bobloco post=132921797]When Tinubu began unleashing what he consistently referred to as reforms, right from the swearing-in podium, a few days and months passed, and he realized that the reforms were causing pain, hunger, and starvation among the citizens. However, he continued to assure Nigerians that these were just 'baby steps' of pain, at one point calling it 'temporary pain' and promising that it would soon be over.

Eighteen months later, his policies have continued to inflict severe pain and untold hardships on the citizens. The suffering seems to be increasing daily: transportation costs keep rising, the prices of goods and services continue to climb, and disposable incomes keep decreasing. As we speak, the middle class has been completely wiped out in just eighteen months of the Tinubu government.

All of this begs the question: When will these "temporary pains" be over? We all know that the word "temporary" refers to something that lasts for only a short time.[/quote]

He is not called T-Pain for nothing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQiQh7hOY7g

the dollar to naira exchange rate can never fall..
As long as the upward trends continues.. The sufferings will follow.

Meanwhile here is how Tony Elumelu Built his Billion-Dollar Banking industry with UBA


These are the kind of technocrats that should lead us

You can't give what you don't have. Tinubu is a colossal mistake.

Emilokun