President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s first year in office has been marked by unprecedented challenges for Nigerians. His economic policies have led to widespread poverty and hunger, with citizens queuing up for food aid like war-torn countries. The abrupt removal of fuel subsidy, currency devaluation, and tariff hikes have caused soaring inflation rates and pushed more people into poverty.
The education and healthcare systems are in disarray, with mass school abductions and a shortage of healthcare workers. The security situation remains dire, with terrorists controlling rural areas and attacks on civilians. The President’s focus on reelection has overshadowed the needs of the people, leading to a lack of trust in the government.
Tinubu’s administration has been marred by corruption and mismanagement, prioritizing personal gain over public welfare. The country is at a crossroads, facing economic hardship, insecurity, and a loss of faith in leadership. Nigerians must demand accountability and change to ensure a better future for all.