“These @officialABAT’s loans are bone-crushing to Nigerians and bringing insufferable pressure on the economy, especially when they are not properly negotiated and utilized,” he wrote.
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“The average GDP rate under the Obasanjo administration was 6.59%, under Yar’Adua 7.98%, and under Jonathan 4.8%. This contrasts sharply with the dismal growth we’re seeing in Tinubu’s era,” he asserted. “Enough of the pains of the shambolic ‘bolekaja’ economic policy prescriptions!”
I’ve been inundated with inquiries of what I would have done differently if I were at the helm of affairs…
“This address lacks credibility and fails to offer any immediate, tangible solutions to the Nigerian people. The president ignored the protesters’ demands, such as suspending the purchase of aircraft for the president, downsizing his bloated cabinet, or even eliminating the costly and burdensome office of the First Lady.”
A former spokesperson for the Atiku Campaign Organization in the 2023 Presidential election, Daniel Bwala, has criticized the former Vice…
“Protecting significant investments like Dangote’s is essential to attract FDI and drive our economic growth,” the tweet reads.
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has faulted the removal of Senator Ali Ndume as the Chief Whip of the Nigerian…
“It is unfortunate that much of the pushback that had been achieved against the Boko Haram terror sect are being cancelled, owing mainly to the government’s lacklustre posture to hold firmly on the frontline. It is a sad development that the ugly incidents of terrorism are resurfacing and, indeed, metastasising in the Northeast.
Atiku observes that “When the structure of ascension of traditional rulers is unstable, it will become equally difficult to maintain peace and orderliness in communities.”
“Tinubu has brought the shady nature of running Lagos to the federal level. He claims subsidy is gone but his Special Adviser on Energy, Olu Verheijen, says they are intervening from time to time while his Finance Minister, Wale Edun, described subsidy removal as an ‘ongoing process’.