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Tinubu Has No Good To Offer

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September 10, 2024

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President Ahmed Tinubu said in Beijing, China that he was going to move Nigeria forward and that enough is enough. How?

Tinubu is bereft of ideas since day one as president. A country that is falling apart and he doesn’t understand the pains citizens are going through.

The recent increase of prices of fuels at this critical time is enough indication that Tinubu has nothing to offer. Are his ministers and appointees not ashamed that their boss has failed?

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This is not campaigns time and so it is shameful that Tinubu is still making frivolous promises to Nigerians. Tinubu should resign since he has nothing to offer.

He lacks capacity to manage the economy of Nigeria. Nigerians are hungry, starving. Nigerians are living in abject poverty, in pains.

Tinubu wasting public money globetrotting is wickedness. Can’t Tinubu’s family advise him to resign?

Hoping on Tinubu to fix Nigeria is building castle in the air.

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