Prominent international economists have critically scrutinized Tinubu's economic approach, dubbing it "fraudonomics." This label reflects the administration's propensity for making grandiose yet empty claims.
Overnight, the unemployment rate miraculously dropped from 56% in 2020 to 4%. Magical. President Tinubu saw this as problem solved, making it appear as if Nigeria had triumphed over unemployment. However, this was nothing but a bold lie.
The Editorial Board General Tchiani and Niger ought to dismiss President Tinubu's ultimatum, given his current compromised state of mind. Although we're not in favor of military coups, we also…
Those who make peaceful evolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable.
In a short span of just 50 days since taking office, Mr. Bola Tinubu has made two significant policy blunders that have raised questions about his ability to make well-thought-out and strategic policy choices, especially given Nigeria's current economic challenges.
Instead of serving the people who entrusted him with power, it is alleged that Mr. Ikpeazu enriched himself, his family, and his friends. If found guilty, he should be imprisoned for life and forced to repay, with interest, all the stolen money and relinquish all unlawfully acquired land and properties. Through his misconduct, he tragically contributed to the untimely deaths of numerous innocent Abians.
Rather than eliminating the sole benefit derived by ordinary Nigerians from the national oil dividend, the government should focus on implementing a well-managed and corruption-free subsidy program that uplifts the population without discarding the benefits.