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Obi Dismisses Praise for Tinubu’s Economic Gains, Vows Change

Rufai noted that President Tinubu boosted foreign reserves to $50 billion and extended student loans to 1.5 million pupils. He argued these achievements deserve recognition even amid criticism. Obi disagreed, insisting such figures don’t matter. He declared that if he held office, the country would see real change instead. This exchange, shared on social media, highlights the divide over how to assess the current administration’s record and the promise of a different leadership style.

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isa

What do you think Obi really meant when he dismissed Tinubu's reported $50 billion reserves and student loans extension?

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prince

I feel you, e sound like he dey hint at fresh plan wey go shake things up.

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bisi

It's notable that Rufai highlights those economic numbers amid widespread criticism, yet Obi outright rejects their significance, framing change as his sole priority.

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yemi

I'm not convinced we should ignore proven data like reserves growth when planning for the future, even if numbers aren't everything.

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kris

Whichever side you lean, monitoring actual policy outcomes on jobs, inflation, and education access offers a clearer gauge than headline reserve figures.

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