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The Presidency has disclosed that President Bola Tinubu has not spent three years in office but has a lot to show for his stewardship.

Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, disclosed this while reacting to a report by The Economist on Tinubu’s achievements.

Posting on X, Onanuga wrote: “President Tinubu has not spent three years yet and he has a lot to show for his stewardship. The Economist of January 29 captured the achievement in the following words:

“It is difficult to overstate the mess Mr Tinubu inherited. When he took office in 2023, the country’s central bank had $7bn (equivalent to 1.4% of gdp at the time) in obligations it could not meet, prompting international investors to flee en masse.

“The bank’s credibility had been dented by a recklessly loose monetary policy, its mismanagement of dwindling foreign-exchange reserves and efforts to maintain an unsustainable tiered exchange-rate system. In 2022 alone the cash-strapped government spent some $10bn, equivalent to 2.2% of gdp, on a ruinous fuel subsidy.

“To fix things, Mr Tinubu’s government got on with a package of drastic structural reforms. It abolished the fuel subsidy and abandoned that multi-tiered system of dollar-pegged exchange rates, largely allowing the naira to float.

“The central bank aggressively tightened monetary policy to curb the resulting bout of inflation. The government also moved to improve security in the Niger Delta and offered a range of tax incentives to investors to boost dwindling oil production.

“Nearly three years on, Nigeria’s 230m people, especially the poor and the middle class, are still reeling from increases in fuel and food prices. Poverty has risen. But it looks as though Mr Tinubu’s bitter medicine is helping. The annual inflation rate, which hit a nearly 30-year high of 34.8% in December 2024, fell to 15.2% in December 2025.

“Growth is returning. The IMF expects the economy to expand by 4.4% in 2026. Following two steep devaluations in 2023, the naira has stabilised (see chart). The central bank’s foreign-exchange reserves have risen to $46bn, their highest level in seven years.

“Improvements in macroeconomic stability are restoring investor confidence. On January 22nd Shell, a British company, said it hopes in 2027 to finalise plans, with partners, to develop a $20bn offshore oilfield that has been sitting untapped for over 20 years. Exxon Mobil, an American firm, has committed $1.5bn to deepwater development until 2027.

“Local business leaders are more upbeat, too. Oil-and-gas production is rising, much of it driven by local firms plugging leaks and improving output in onshore projects in the Niger Delta, which has become safer thanks to Mr Tinubu’s focus on security there.

“All this should give the government some fiscal breathing room, particularly as the cheaper naira begins to raise the competitiveness of Nigeria’s non-oil exports such as cocoa and cashew nuts.”

Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/02/01/tinubus-achievements-evident-presidency

Carry go, evidence full ground

Stop telling us stories and restructure Nigeria. This is something Tinubu has always promoted and the APC has already drawn a template for it.

Can someone tell me 3 sectors in Nigeria that's better today than it was on may29 2023 ?

Just 3 ... No grammar no explanation nothing

mrvitalis:
Can someone tell me 3 sectors in Nigeria that's better today than it was on may29 2023 ?

Just 3 ... No grammar no explanation nothing

are you kidding?

1. Stronger Foreign Reserves
Nigeria’s foreign reserves have crossed the $45 billion mark for the first time in six years.

2. Robust GDP Growth
Prudent management of reserves has contributed to a 3.93% GDP growth in the most recent quarter, following a 4.23% growth in the previous quarter (Q2, 2025).

3. Energy Independence
Within two years, Nigeria transitioned from being Africa’s largest petrol importer to West Africa’s largest exporter.

4. OPEC Production Surplus
For the first time in over a decade, Nigeria has exceeded its OPEC quota for three consecutive months, averaging 1.71 million barrels per day.

5. Stock Market Growth
The Nigerian Stock Exchange rose above 130,000 All Share Index points for the first time.

6. GDP Expansion
The economy expanded by $67 billion in just two years, growing from ₦269.29 trillion in May 2023 to ₦372.8 trillion today.
7. Non-Oil Revenue Growth
Between January and August 2025, non-oil tax revenue rose 40.5% to ₦20.59 trillion, compared to ₦14.6 trillion in the same period in 2024.
8. Naira Stability
Naira has stabilised below ₦1,500 to the US dollar, making it one of the world’s best-performing currencies, according to Fitch Ratings.

9. Record Power Generation
Nigeria broke its power generation record with a peak of 5,801.84 MW and a maximum daily energy output of 128,370.75 MWh.

10. Trade Surplus Growth
Nigeria’s trade surplus rose 44.3% in Q2 2025 to ₦7.46 trillion, surpassing Q1’s ₦5.17 trillion.

11. Rail Transport Growth
Rail transport expanded by 43.08% in Q2 2025.

12. Road Infrastructure Expansion
Road transport grew by 24.50%, driven by ongoing mega-projects like the ₦13 trillion Illela-Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway and ₦15 trillion Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway.


Go and verify

Abi except for the bambiala people who chose to be naturally blind from seeing the efforts of this government

fuckJones:
are you kidding?

1. Stronger Foreign Reserves
Nigeria’s foreign reserves have crossed the $45 billion mark for the first time in six years.

2. Robust GDP Growth
Prudent management of reserves has contributed to a 3.93% GDP growth in the most recent quarter, following a 4.23% growth in the previous quarter (Q2, 2025).

3. Energy Independence
Within two years, Nigeria transitioned from being Africa’s largest petrol importer to West Africa’s largest exporter.

4. OPEC Production Surplus
For the first time in over a decade, Nigeria has exceeded its OPEC quota for three consecutive months, averaging 1.71 million barrels per day.

5. Stock Market Growth
The Nigerian Stock Exchange rose above 130,000 All Share Index points for the first time.

6. GDP Expansion
The economy expanded by $67 billion in just two years, growing from ₦269.29 trillion in May 2023 to ₦372.8 trillion today.
7. Non-Oil Revenue Growth
Between January and August 2025, non-oil tax revenue rose 40.5% to ₦20.59 trillion, compared to ₦14.6 trillion in the same period in 2024.
8. Naira Stability
Naira has stabilised below ₦1,500 to the US dollar, making it one of the world’s best-performing currencies, according to Fitch Ratings.

9. Record Power Generation
Nigeria broke its power generation record with a peak of 5,801.84 MW and a maximum daily energy output of 128,370.75 MWh.

10. Trade Surplus Growth
Nigeria’s trade surplus rose 44.3% in Q2 2025 to ₦7.46 trillion, surpassing Q1’s ₦5.17 trillion.

11. Rail Transport Growth
Rail transport expanded by 43.08% in Q2 2025.

12. Road Infrastructure Expansion
Road transport grew by 24.50%, driven by ongoing mega-projects like the ₦13 trillion Illela-Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway and ₦15 trillion Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway.


Go and verify

1) strong foreign reserve is not a sector and it's not really a good or bad thing actually... But yea he has improved it

2) bro our GDP was 375 billion dollars on may 2023 now it's about 240 billion and you claim GDP growth? Let's be serious na

3) energy independence has nothing to do with TInubu government if anything it's Buhari support for dangote that brought about it... Why exactly are you giving this to TInubu?

4) our crude oil production average is 1.55million even if it's says 1.7m daily this is not a sector this is more revenue for government has that improved the masses?

5) stock market? Are you for real? The Nigerian stock market value fell from 62 billion dollars to around 51 billion dollars... You think because naira lost value then the stock market grew?

6) don't know where you got the story about GDP expansion from ... Our GDP fell from 375 billion dollars to about 199 billion dollars.... We lost over 40% .... Think u need to read up how GDP is measured

7) none oil naira growth was driven by the naira losing over 70% of its value run the numbers in dollars boom you see uy dropped

did you just say naira stabilization? Naira was 700 on may 29 2023 ... Una well so?

9) which power generation? Nigeria installed generation capacity is about 13k mw the problem with that sector is transmission
The power sector is in no way better today
National grid collapse more often now


10) Trade surplus ? This has been normal bro how check 90% of the time we have always had trade surplus this is nothing new

11) Rail transportation? Which rail way did TInubu construct to expand the raid way... You are just making things up now bro

12) bros how can ongoing roads that are not complete increase road transportation? Una just dey make up numbers

Lmaooo verified nd most of your point outside foreign reserves are false

Source: Agbado Bureau of Statistics (ABOS)

The S.I unit of failure is the name Yekini Amoda,

I see the fall in Turkiye replicated at the polls in 2027,

This I have seen!

On the pages of newspapers and social media

In reality all na audio

Same way Lai Mohammed said Buhari's achievement are too big for ordinary eyes to see

There's a lying spirit working in APC to punish Nigerians

APC need exorcism

Mouth piece of the fake god. We reasonable Nigerians, except the Agbadorians know the truth.

Propaganda will not save Tinubu.

Before nko only a fool won't see it. A whole petrol of 300 is over 1k. dollars is 1400 bandits have over increased and even doing vedio call. So its true

This is the toughest job right now, selling Tinubu.
Onanuga has been doing a poor job🤷🏿.

Yes, we can see all the youths in Nigeria now on prosperity...

They can easily buy cars, rent houses, no more keke or POS business to survive.

We also have constant 24 hours light whether Band A , B or C.

Our health care is improved, we have now facilities to store things like Anti venom and other antibiotics.

Politicians don't travel abroad again for medical checkup, and their children are now schooling in NIGERIA because NELFUND has improved university education

Evidence dey ... Baba werey 🤣

mrvitalis:
1) strong foreign reserve is not a sector and it's not really a good or bad thing actually... But yea he has improved it

2) bro our GDP was 375 billion dollars on may 2023 now it's about 240 billion and you claim GDP growth? Let's be serious na

3) energy independence has nothing to do with TInubu government if anything it's Buhari support for dangote that brought about it... Why exactly are you giving this to TInubu?

4) our crude oil production average is 1.55million even if it's says 1.7m daily this is not a sector this is more revenue for government has that improved the masses?

5) stock market? Are you for real? The Nigerian stock market value fell from 62 billion dollars to around 51 billion dollars... You think because naira lost value then the stock market grew?

6) don't know where you got the story about GDP expansion from ... Our GDP fell from 375 billion dollars to about 199 billion dollars.... We lost over 40% .... Think u need to read up how GDP is measured

7) none oil naira growth was driven by the naira losing over 70% of its value run the numbers in dollars boom you see uy dropped

did you just say naira stabilization? Naira was 700 on may 29 2023 ... Una well so?

9) which power generation? Nigeria installed generation capacity is about 13k mw the problem with that sector is transmission
The power sector is in no way better today
National grid collapse more often now


10) Trade surplus ? This has been normal bro how check 90% of the time we have always had trade surplus this is nothing new

11) Rail transportation? Which rail way did TInubu construct to expand the raid way... You are just making things up now bro

12) bros how can ongoing roads that are not complete increase road transportation? Una just dey make up numbers

Lmaooo verified nd most of your point outside foreign reserves are false

Even the foreign reserves are bouyed by Dangote refinery and the fuel subsidy removal. There's nothing special there.

He was the same devil who mobilised people against subsidy removal out of hate for Jonathan.

Today, him and his clowns are shamelessly celebrating subsidy removal which they are even mismanaging.

If he didn't pay subsidy and he has luxury of refinery and you praise him for increased reserves what do you now do to OBJ who had no refinery and paid subsidy but also built reserves.

But agbadeaus hate OBJ and worship Tinubu. See craze!!

Na statistic we go chop?
You are just trying to bamboozle the uninformed but the fallen living standards of average Nigerians is not in alignment with your claims.

fuckJones:
are you kidding?

1. Stronger Foreign Reserves
Nigeria’s foreign reserves have crossed the $45 billion mark for the first time in six years.

2. Robust GDP Growth
Prudent management of reserves has contributed to a 3.93% GDP growth in the most recent quarter, following a 4.23% growth in the previous quarter (Q2, 2025).

3. Energy Independence
Within two years, Nigeria transitioned from being Africa’s largest petrol importer to West Africa’s largest exporter.

4. OPEC Production Surplus
For the first time in over a decade, Nigeria has exceeded its OPEC quota for three consecutive months, averaging 1.71 million barrels per day.

5. Stock Market Growth
The Nigerian Stock Exchange rose above 130,000 All Share Index points for the first time.

6. GDP Expansion
The economy expanded by $67 billion in just two years, growing from ₦269.29 trillion in May 2023 to ₦372.8 trillion today.
7. Non-Oil Revenue Growth
Between January and August 2025, non-oil tax revenue rose 40.5% to ₦20.59 trillion, compared to ₦14.6 trillion in the same period in 2024.
8. Naira Stability
Naira has stabilised below ₦1,500 to the US dollar, making it one of the world’s best-performing currencies, according to Fitch Ratings.

9. Record Power Generation
Nigeria broke its power generation record with a peak of 5,801.84 MW and a maximum daily energy output of 128,370.75 MWh.

10. Trade Surplus Growth
Nigeria’s trade surplus rose 44.3% in Q2 2025 to ₦7.46 trillion, surpassing Q1’s ₦5.17 trillion.

11. Rail Transport Growth
Rail transport expanded by 43.08% in Q2 2025.

12. Road Infrastructure Expansion
Road transport grew by 24.50%, driven by ongoing mega-projects like the ₦13 trillion Illela-Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway and ₦15 trillion Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway.


Go and verify

Evident in your own life not in the lives of Nigerians

Based on economic data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) and reports regarding the impact of foreign exchange unification and fuel subsidy removal, several sectors in Nigeria have experienced significant distress compared to their status on May 29, 2023. The combination of rapid currency depreciation, skyrocketing inflation, and rising operating costs has negatively impacted the following 10 sectors:


Manufacturing: In 2023 alone, over 767 manufacturing companies collapsed or became distressed, following the removal of fuel subsidies and the naira float. The sector continues to struggle with high import costs for raw materials, reduced consumer purchasing power, and high energy costs.


Transportation and Storage: This sector recorded a significant negative growth rate of -30.17% in 2023, largely driven by the high cost of PMS, which crippled logistical operations and public transport.

Agriculture: The sector has faced worsened challenges due to insecurity, high cost of inputs, and rising food inflation. It recorded a negative growth rate of -0.90% in Q1 2023, a decline from previous years.


Pharmaceuticals: Due to reliance on imports, the pharmaceutical sector has been hit hard by forex volatility, with several multinationals exiting, such as GSK.


Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG): Multinational companies in this sector have reported severe losses, downsizing, and restructuring due to the depreciation of the naira and reduced demand.


Construction: The cost of building materials has surged, rendering many projects unviable and slowing growth, as reflected in lower growth rates in late 2023.

Real Estate: High inflation and interest rates have made financing expensive, causing affordable housing to remain elusive and reducing investment in new projects.
Automotive and Assembly: Similar to manufacturing, the sector is struggling with importing kits due to foreign exchange scarcity and high costs.


Paper and Paper Products: According to 2024–2025 NBS reports, this industry recorded some of the lowest growth rates, indicating significant distress.


Textile, Apparel and Footwear: The sector is facing low growth rates (e.g., 0.95% in early 2025) as consumer spending on non-essential goods has reduced due to the rising cost of living.

fuckJones:
are you kidding?

1. Stronger Foreign Reserves
Nigeria’s foreign reserves have crossed the $45 billion mark for the first time in six years.

2. Robust GDP Growth
Prudent management of reserves has contributed to a 3.93% GDP growth in the most recent quarter, following a 4.23% growth in the previous quarter (Q2, 2025).

3. Energy Independence
Within two years, Nigeria transitioned from being Africa’s largest petrol importer to West Africa’s largest exporter.

4. OPEC Production Surplus
For the first time in over a decade, Nigeria has exceeded its OPEC quota for three consecutive months, averaging 1.71 million barrels per day.

5. Stock Market Growth
The Nigerian Stock Exchange rose above 130,000 All Share Index points for the first time.

6. GDP Expansion
The economy expanded by $67 billion in just two years, growing from ₦269.29 trillion in May 2023 to ₦372.8 trillion today.
7. Non-Oil Revenue Growth
Between January and August 2025, non-oil tax revenue rose 40.5% to ₦20.59 trillion, compared to ₦14.6 trillion in the same period in 2024.
8. Naira Stability
Naira has stabilised below ₦1,500 to the US dollar, making it one of the world’s best-performing currencies, according to Fitch Ratings.

9. Record Power Generation
Nigeria broke its power generation record with a peak of 5,801.84 MW and a maximum daily energy output of 128,370.75 MWh.

10. Trade Surplus Growth
Nigeria’s trade surplus rose 44.3% in Q2 2025 to ₦7.46 trillion, surpassing Q1’s ₦5.17 trillion.

11. Rail Transport Growth
Rail transport expanded by 43.08% in Q2 2025.

12. Road Infrastructure Expansion
Road transport grew by 24.50%, driven by ongoing mega-projects like the ₦13 trillion Illela-Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway and ₦15 trillion Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway.


Go and verify

mrvitalis:
1) strong foreign reserve is not a sector and it's not really a good or bad thing actually... But yea he has improved it

2) bro our GDP was 375 billion dollars on may 2023 now it's about 240 billion and you claim GDP growth? Let's be serious na

3) energy independence has nothing to do with TInubu government if anything it's Buhari support for dangote that brought about it... Why exactly are you giving this to TInubu?

4) our crude oil production average is 1.55million even if it's says 1.7m daily this is not a sector this is more revenue for government has that improved the masses?

5) stock market? Are you for real? The Nigerian stock market value fell from 62 billion dollars to around 51 billion dollars... You think because naira lost value then the stock market grew?

6) don't know where you got the story about GDP expansion from ... Our GDP fell from 375 billion dollars to about 199 billion dollars.... We lost over 40% .... Think u need to read up how GDP is measured

7) none oil naira growth was driven by the naira losing over 70% of its value run the numbers in dollars boom you see uy dropped

did you just say naira stabilization? Naira was 700 on may 29 2023 ... Una well so?

9) which power generation? Nigeria installed generation capacity is about 13k mw the problem with that sector is transmission
The power sector is in no way better today
National grid collapse more often now


10) Trade surplus ? This has been normal bro how check 90% of the time we have always had trade surplus this is nothing new

11) Rail transportation? Which rail way did TInubu construct to expand the raid way... You are just making things up now bro

12) bros how can ongoing roads that are not complete increase road transportation? Una just dey make up numbers

Lmaooo verified nd most of your point outside foreign reserves are false

At the bolded, naira was still about 460 as of may 29 2023.

Realguyman1:
At the bolded, naira was still about 460 as of may 29 2023.

I went with black market rate

If there was evidence to the contrary, we thr masses would be the once singing the praise of the president, all we can see is a nation that is stagnant. They keep saying we should go and meet our governors because they have increased state allocations, how do you meet people who are arrogant, intimidating others with state security? Federal roads are all deplorable, insecurity is on the rise and we cannot afford basic amenities.

Of what good are GDP and foreign reserves if it doesn't affect the common man.

mrvitalis:
Can someone tell me 3 sectors in Nigeria that's better today than it was on may29 2023 ?

Just 3 ... No grammar no explanation nothing

THINGS HAD TO GET WORSE TO GET BETTER.

The Fuel Subsidy Removal + Naira Float were the much-needed SHOCK THERAPY the nation is now recovering from, and is now set on a path to IRREVERSIBLE GROWTH AND ADVANCEMENT, as attested to by stakeholders inside and outside the country.

Today we are seeing significant improvements in INFRASTRUCTURE, HEALTH AND EDUCATION.

All the states are CONSTRUCTION SITES right now. Projects everywhere.

Many of you professional naysayers, pessimists, and malcontents need to leave your cocoons and travel round the country to witness the transformation taking place.

Kemetian:
THINGS HAD TO GET WORSE TO GET BETTER.

The Fuel Subsidy Removal + Naira Float were the much-needed SHOCK THERAPY the nation is now recovering from, and is now set on a path to IRREVERSIBLE GROWTH AND ADVANCEMENT, as attested to by stakeholders inside and outside the country.

Today we are seeing significant improvements in INFRASTRUCTURE, HEALTH AND EDUCATION.

All the states are CONSTRUCTION SITES right now. Projects everywhere.

Many of you professional naysayers, pessimists, and malcontents need to leave your cocoons and travel round the country to witness the transformation taking place.

Anyone who believe there is no form of subsidies for Nigerian petrol has a very low IQ

Cost of kerosene and diesel in nigeria is similar in cost to Ghana, Cameroon, Benin and the rest

But miraculously cost of petrol in Nigeria is about 40% cheaper and nigeria womt allow you buy in Nigeria and sale to them

Bayo Onanuga is simply an irredeemable fool!!
Even a blind person can see that Bola Ahmed Tinubu is nothing but a f**king failure at governance.

AMINDA:
Source: Agbado Bureau of Statistics (ABOS)

Agbado Bureau of Statistics
Head office: 83 Ebimpawa Avenue, Bourdillon
Chairman: Hunger
Deputy Chair: Starvation
Chief of staff: Alh. Gbomogbomo
Secretary to govt: Insecurity

This is why our naira lost value just so that u people can be mentioning huge amount of money as achievement. How does all these reflect on the people or u apc guys don’t care about the people at all? Hyper inflation is destroying the country and you’re here boasting with cooked figures . How does all these huge figures reflect on the life of the masses? Are u saying that things are better in the country now? For u to boast with power generation when the people are paying exorbitant bills and still in darkness shows how insensitive u apc guys can be. Or should we talk about high rate of insecurity?

fuckJones:
are you kidding?

1. Stronger Foreign Reserves
Nigeria’s foreign reserves have crossed the $45 billion mark for the first time in six years.

2. Robust GDP Growth
Prudent management of reserves has contributed to a 3.93% GDP growth in the most recent quarter, following a 4.23% growth in the previous quarter (Q2, 2025).

3. Energy Independence
Within two years, Nigeria transitioned from being Africa’s largest petrol importer to West Africa’s largest exporter.

4. OPEC Production Surplus
For the first time in over a decade, Nigeria has exceeded its OPEC quota for three consecutive months, averaging 1.71 million barrels per day.

5. Stock Market Growth
The Nigerian Stock Exchange rose above 130,000 All Share Index points for the first time.

6. GDP Expansion
The economy expanded by $67 billion in just two years, growing from ₦269.29 trillion in May 2023 to ₦372.8 trillion today.
7. Non-Oil Revenue Growth
Between January and August 2025, non-oil tax revenue rose 40.5% to ₦20.59 trillion, compared to ₦14.6 trillion in the same period in 2024.
8. Naira Stability
Naira has stabilised below ₦1,500 to the US dollar, making it one of the world’s best-performing currencies, according to Fitch Ratings.

9. Record Power Generation
Nigeria broke its power generation record with a peak of 5,801.84 MW and a maximum daily energy output of 128,370.75 MWh.

10. Trade Surplus Growth
Nigeria’s trade surplus rose 44.3% in Q2 2025 to ₦7.46 trillion, surpassing Q1’s ₦5.17 trillion.

11. Rail Transport Growth
Rail transport expanded by 43.08% in Q2 2025.

12. Road Infrastructure Expansion
Road transport grew by 24.50%, driven by ongoing mega-projects like the ₦13 trillion Illela-Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway and ₦15 trillion Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway.


Go and verify

Let's rewind, shall we?

Tinubu removed subsidy leading to a hike in prices of everything; Rent is thru the roof, with many being displaced due to the inconsideration of state govts while carrying out demolitions. There's literally no jobs available for graduates, and even semi and unskilled laborers can't sustain with the little they make. People can barely feed, and the Tinubu's administration also hasn't end the insecurity that has taken countless lives since he assumed office, in fact it has gotten worse to the point that it drew the attention of international media. A lot of businesses have also exited Nigeria in the just three years with GSK being the most known. Nigeria's debt also increase significantly, with no solution in sight as the govt continues to borrow and naira remains devalued. Let's not even talk about the electricity situation, since Aso Villa is budgeting over 2 billion naira for fuel and generator costs.

Now back to the topic; People claim that it took Tinubu only 3 years to put our economy back on the global stage". But what global stage?

Nigeria doesn't have a good image globally, no-one truly respects us, from corruption allegations to religious genocide making headlines. Tinubu put our economy on the global stage, and yet, poverty is at an all-time high, with never-ending insecurity crisis, protests, and empty promises?

"Daniel Regha"....

His achievements fell in Turkey

adenigga:
Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/02/01/tinubus-achievements-evident-presidency

Indeed his failure to deliver on promises made are evident.

Is there anyone in doubt about this

Deltafirstson:
Although the pump price of fuel was N197 when President Bola Tinubu took over on May 29, 2023, the product now sells for N617 per litre – less than two months after.

In his inaugural address, Tinubu announced that subsidy was gone, fulfilling a promise that all leading presidential candidates made during the campaign.

Nigerians have been lamenting the hardship occasioned by fuel price hike. Amid the lamentation, a video where Tinubu campaigned to slash the price of fuel went into circulation.

Checks by Daily Trust affirmed the authenticity of the video uploaded on the YouTube page of Channels Television.

At his campaign rally in Abeokuta, Ogun State capital, on January 25, 2023, Tinubu spoke on a number of issues, but those of fuel scarcity and naira redesign made the headlines.

However, Tinubu who spoke in Yoruba language, also assured the crowd that though people were saying petrol price would hit N200, it would be reviewed downward under him.

“The great Nigerian youths, the great Nigerian students, the confident Nigerian youths. This is a revolution. This election is a revolution. They are plotting, but they will fail. They said fuel price will increase and reach N200 per litre. Go and relax, we will bring it down,” he had said in the 7th minute of the video.


https://dailytrust.com/breaking-video-of-tinubu-campaigning-to-crash-fuel-



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JH8CC_JdUA

zinaunreal:
His achievements fell in Turkey

Can anything be more true than what you said above

The man's stewardship started to show from day 1; the very day shege was multiplied by 10

Tinubu's achievements are corruption, fraud, hunger, inflation, and nepotism.