Tinubu’s Reforms or Nigerians’ Hardship? A List of What People Are Struggling With
I find it frustrating when hunger, poverty, rising taxes, fuel and electricity costs, a weaker naira, expensive transport, insecurity and low purchasing power are all described as reforms. These are the hardships many Nigerians are facing, and I don’t think people should be told to endure them without question. If people can’t afford food, rent, fuel or school fees, calling it reform doesn’t make their suffering disappear. Who is defending this, and why? Wetin concern me self? I’m ending with a joking line about enjoying a chilled drink while the debate continues.
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