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Open Letter to Daniel Bwala: Stop Gaslighting Nigerians on Suffering

Open Letter to Daniel Bwala: Stop Gaslighting Nigerians on Suffering

I write as a Nigerian who wakes up every day to the same hardships you now defend. You once held this government to account. Today you defend every policy, every contradiction, every hardship. Claiming that someone on ₦60,000 is “better off” than Nigerians who left the country is false and cruel. ₦60,000 can’t feed a family, can’t cover power bills, can’t win a bank loan. Meanwhile essentials like food, transport, school fees and healthcare are out of reach. Communication should build trust, not spin. Admit where policies hurt people, propose fixes, share timelines. Nigerians deserve honesty, not comparisons to life abroad.

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jaruma

How can someone defend policies hurting people living on ₦60,000 when we still face daily hardships?

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lily

On what basis can someone claim these policies help people surviving on ₦60,000 monthly despite obvious daily struggles?

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mel

It's ironic how he once criticized this government, yet now excuses every policy contradiction and frames poverty as progress.

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jayjay

Perhaps he believes defending those policies shows loyalty, but that loyalty ignores the real struggles Nigerians endure daily.

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hala

We should focus on actionable demands: transparent budgets, fair wages, and accountability measures that directly improve living conditions for ordinary Nigerians.

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