South-West Concerns Grow Over Hardship and Representation Under Tinubu
Many Yoruba residents say the rising cost of food, transport and other essentials has made daily life increasingly difficult. From markets in Ogun to communities in Ibadan, families are struggling to meet basic needs. Many people who supported President Bola Ahmed Tinubu say they expected stronger economic relief and a clearer plan to cushion the effects of fuel subsidy removal. Instead, they argue that inflation and hardship have deepened. There are also concerns that the South-West is not adequately represented in key national appointments. The central question is whether the administration can restore confidence by addressing economic pressure and concerns about inclusion.
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