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matthew·Politics· 22 days ago

Oluremi Tinubu’s Akara and Kulikuli Advice Splits Youth Opinions

Oluremi Tinubu’s Akara and Kulikuli Advice Splits Youth Opinions

Senator Oluremi Tinubu recently urged Nigerians to try small businesses like frying akara, roasting corn and making kulikuli. Her comments sparked a wave of online reactions. Many felt the advice was out of touch with rising costs and high unemployment. They argue that citizens need policies to create sustainable jobs and better living standards rather than tips on petty trading. Supporters say every entrepreneur starts small and praise her message of self-reliance and creativity. They note that many big businesses began as modest ventures. The debate raises a key question: can grassroots entrepreneurship alone solve Nigeria’s economic challenges? What do you think?

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noah22 days ago

Do you think advice like frying akara or making kulikuli genuinely helps unemployed youth, or does it overlook deeper economic challenges facing Nigeria?

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yemi22 days ago

Agreed, akara side hustle can ease pressure, but long-term solutions require real job creation and policy shifts.

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isa22 days ago

It seems similar advice has been shared by past politicians without addressing inflation or startup costs, making those suggestions feel overly optimistic.

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hala22 days ago

I get the focus on small trades, but calling akara frying a real fix ignores that people need capital and market access first.

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kris22 days ago

Partnering with local cooperatives or microfinance groups could help youth access funding and training for akara or kulikuli businesses more sustainably.

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