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Investigate The Source Of Poverty Across Nigeria, Activist Ukuanovwe Urges President Tinubu
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Rights activist and 2023 House of Representatives Candidate, Prince Ukuanovwe Godstime OJ, has urged President TINUBU to direct the EFCC, NPF and all security apparatus within the country to carry out an holistic investigation into the source of poverty across Nigeria.
He made this plea while delivering a remark at an event held at the University community of Abraka over the weekend.
Ukuanovwe mentained that investigation of the source of poverty amongst Nigerian would lead to answers to the numerous issues plaguing Nigeria at the moment, raging from insecurity, hunger, lack of power supply, workers’ under payment, inflation, corruption, job and food scarcity etc.
He argued that an holistic investigation of the subject matter with practical solutions would catapult Nigeria into the future within just two years of implementation.
Speaking further, he noted that it was time President Tinubu and his cabinet return back to the drawing board to solve Nigeria’s current multiple woes.
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He further bemoaned the rate of poverty amongst Nigerian citizens, the high cost of living, inflation, bad roads and lack of electricity.
“Little wonder during the AFCON, South Africa fans had the audacity to nickname us a generator republic. We have now been made a laughing stock amongst sister African countries,” he opined.
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