omohayek:
Not a single even half-economically literate answer in the whole bunch, just lots of wishful thinking masquerading as wisdom. With whose money are you subsidy-reversers planning to operate? Are any of you even aware that more than 80% of FG revenues are already commiitted to servicing the interest on loans, and the severe consequences defaulting would instigate? And anyone thinking a CBN governor can work miracles in 48 hours might as well wish for unicorns jumping over rainbows with pots of gold at their ends, that's how ridiculously fantastical such thinking is.

It's useless answers like these that make it impossible to take most criticism of Tinubu on here seriously. 99% of you moaning and groaning don't have the first clue about what Nigeria's problems really are, not to speak of any meaningful ideas about how to tackle them.

ElSudani:
No matter how much you cry or shrieking your cries become. It will not change the fact that Tinubu was left with a mess and he is doing his best to clear them up.
Nobody is saying things are rosy but to heap all the blame on someone who came to power just 8 months ago is a bit of a stretch.
We won't fall for it. So, keep on crying.

EreluRoz:
That emefiele killed Nigeria and it's sad asiwaju is carrying all the blamed on his head 😭😭😭😭. You guys have no idea what Buhari regime did to Nigeria

routed:


Which of your country is going down?

When previous government were printing and borrowing money to pay salary and support subsidy while some of us were shouting, no be politics you guys dey use am play.

When one clueless president take money go pay debt, we dey cry say a country without visible infrastructure dey use her scarce resources pay debt instead of building infrastructure to support economic growth and create prosperity for the country.

Now subsidy on oil is gone and gone forever, subsidy for people of dollars is also gone forever, monetary and fiscal reform is going forward and never gone be in reverse.

Really happy we have stubborn reformer, continue the protest instead of going to farm to cultivate cassava and earn foreign currency from cassava starch, cassava flour, garri, sorbitol and more.

Read about the sacrifice China, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Ireland and others go through to reform for prosperity, you will know what's up.

Every nation go through the sacrifice. Instead of putting on our thinking cap, we blame and come to social media as emergence economist.

We die here together for better nation.

Thanks Jagaban, we all suffer this together and reap the benefit together.

EreluRoz:
This is just the honest truth. Whatever we are facing now isn't Tinubu's fault, he met a disaster on ground, it has been an accumulated problem and there's no one that would have done an overnight miracle but we need him to do better because Nigerians are starving, we want result. Please put the country in your daily prayers, it's not as easy as you all are thinking.

Philipgarza31:
I support media regulation big time, you will be supprised to know that the media is even causing the hike more.

Philipgarza31:
I support media regulation big time, you will be supprised to know that the media is even causing the hike more.

BrighterSyde:
I love the fact that pdp keeps calling out apc but it is funny that this same pdp looted the country dry for 16 years so much so that they had to apologize…

Praxis758:
Removal of the fuel subsidy means more money will be accrued to the federal government because the funds being paid to the oil importers (called subsidy) has stopped.

The money being saved from the subsidy stoppage therefore flowed to the state governments on the name of federal allowances (FAAC).

Our state governors are in money now, but won’t talk to avoid being questioned about the hefty money in their treasuries. That’s wickedness on the path of the governors not justify the hefty sum available to them.