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BREAKING NEWS|TAP TO VIEW THE FULL V!DEO, FATHER ARRESTED FOR BEHE4DING HIS 1 YEAH OLD SON AND CAUSING INJURY TO HIS WIFE AND MOTHER IN-LAW.Popular on-air personality Rufai Oseni expressed disappointment with Bola Tinubu’s recent media chat, stating that the President does not have a “total grasp” of the issues affecting Nigerians. ...READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE ...READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE
Speaking on the Morning Show the day after the media chat in Lagos, Oseni accused Tinubu of not engaging with Nigerians earlier during his time in office.
This is the first time the President has spoken to Nigerians through the media since his inauguration 18 months ago.
Rufai stated, “It took the President 18 months to address Nigerians, despite implementing policies that have negatively impacted the country. After that media chat, I am more concerned for Nigeria. President Tinubu disappointed me. He does not have a full understanding of the issues.”
“When asked about the subsidy removal, he claimed there was no alternative. He seemed to forget that the NNPC was still paying subsidies at the beginning of the year. He also forgot that his advisors warned against removing subsidies immediately upon taking office. He failed to acknowledge the inflation and currency devaluation that followed the subsidy removal. He did not address the devaluation of the currency or many other important questions.”
“When questioned about combating inflation, he mentioned improving agriculture production. However, he seemed to forget his previous promise to cultivate 10 million hectares. Despite some improvements in agriculture earlier this year, food prices remain high. His proposed softer agricultural laws seem vague and lack concrete plans.”BREAKING NEWS|TAP TO VIEW THE FULL V!DEO, FATHER ARRESTED FOR BEHE4DING HIS 1 YEAH OLD SON AND CAUSING INJURY TO HIS WIFE AND MOTHER IN-LAW.
Mr. Tinubu took office on May 29, 2023, and has implemented stringent economic policies that have led to the worst cost-of-living crisis in Nigeria in years. These policies include canceling petrol subsidies, floating the naira, and increasing electricity tariffs...Tap To Read The Full Story Here.
