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Prominent journalist Rufai Oseni has voiced his dissatisfaction with the responses given by President Bola Tinubu during his first presidential media chat on Monday. While Oseni acknowledged the significance of the media chat as a step in the right direction, he expressed frustration over the delayed engagement with the public, especially after two major economic policies had already caused considerable hardship for Nigerians. ...READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE ...READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE
Oseni specifically highlighted two key policies introduced by the Tinubu administration: the removal of the fuel subsidy and the decision to float the naira. According to him, these policies have had devastating effects on the lives of many Nigerians, and he was disappointed that it took the president so long to address the public about them.
In a conversation on Arise News’ Morning Show on Tuesday, Oseni criticized the president’s performance during the media chat, arguing that Tinubu appeared to lack a comprehensive understanding of the issues he was questioned about. “It took the president 18 months to engage with Nigerians, and in that time, two policies have already severely impacted the well-being of the people. After watching the chat, I’m even more concerned about the future of Nigeria,” Oseni remarked. He further expressed that he felt let down by the president’s responses, stating that Tinubu failed to grasp the gravity of the situation.
Oseni also took issue with what he saw as the president’s dismissive tone toward many of the questions posed during the session. He criticized Tinubu for not using the opportunity to advocate for the controversial Tax Reform Bills, which many believe could further burden Nigerians. Furthermore, Oseni questioned the president’s claim that all of his ministers were performing effectively, suggesting that this was not the case in practice.FULL DETAILS EMERGED| ANOTHER POPULAR NIGERIAN POLITICIAN IS DEAD JUST BECAUSE OF THIS.
Overall, Oseni’s comments reflect growing concerns over the government’s handling of critical issues and its communication with the public...Tap To Read The Full Story Here.
