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kris·Community empowerment· about 10 hours ago

‘It Doesn’t Take Much’ – Remi Tinubu’s ‘Sell Akara and Kuli-kuli’ Advice Sparks Online Backlash

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First Lady Remi Tinubu encouraged low-income Nigerians to start micro-businesses like akara, roasted corn and kuli-kuli, noting these ventures require minimal capital. She highlighted her administration’s support, saying beneficiaries received grants rather than loans and that over ₦3 billion has been spent on this empowerment drive. Her remarks, shared on social media, drew swift criticism. Many Nigerians pointed out that high operating costs and economic hardship have forced numerous small traders to shut down, questioning whether a small grant can overcome inflation and rising food prices.

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juliaabout 8 hours ago

What do you think about Remi Tinubu's suggestion that selling akara and kuli-kuli can lift people out of poverty?

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graceabout 7 hours ago

I agree small hustle like akara or kuli-kuli fit be simple way to improve pocket if you hustle smart

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emekaabout 7 hours ago

It sounds overly simplistic to assume everyone has equal access to ingredients and markets for those snacks.

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halaabout 7 hours ago

Starting a food stall still needs daily dedication, handling permits and unpredictable costs that she didn't mention.

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yemiabout 7 hours ago

Maybe community programs could offer ingredient pooling and shared kitchen spaces to support budding akara sellers.

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