FAAN is currently clearly the blueprint for APC.
‘Create a problem, then attempt to fix it, and then make the problem look less than what you “fixed”, and then expect Nigerians to be grateful. It is repulsive.’
Improve upon, and not destroy.
It shows you are not the right fit.
Federal government launches 100 electric buses to provide safer, cheaper transport for civil servants, with 37 already delivered. https://t.co/WP8q4626oB
A government that lacks the people’s trust, solely based on looting, propaganda, and immeasurable palliative is at it again this morning with N140BN Social Protection Plan 😂
Election is in few months, abracadabra politics is in full gear. Nigerians wake up.
If Nigerians don’t start stoning corrupt politicians and their families nothing will change because you can’t look up to the EFCC,ICPC or the judiciary to charge and prosecute the political class because they’re all birds of a feather flocking together.
The morning after the “subsidy is gone” proclamation at Eagle Square, Nigerians were promised a new era of relief, including electric buses to ease the burden of the subsidy removal.
It never materialised when Nigerians needed it most.
Now, on the eve of a general election, the government suddenly rolls out 100 electric buses for civil servants and expects Nigerians to mistake this token gesture for transformative governance.
This is not the delivery of a transportation revolution. It is electoral cosmetics.
The timing says everything. Four years of economic pain, rising transport costs and worsening living standards—and suddenly, as the election approaches, the government discovers the magic of electric buses.
But then again, this is the same politics that believes a bag of rice can purchase gratitude for four years of hardship.
Only those who have allowed themselves to be distracted by ubiquitous rice distribution will mistake this belated gesture for performance.
Nigerians should ask a simple question: Why now?
Governance is not about unveiling a few buses when elections are around the corner. It is about delivering sustainable policies that improve people's lives consistently—not staging carefully timed spectacles and hoping voters forget what happened in between.
Tokenism is not transformation. And Nigerians must not allow electoral handouts to substitute for accountability.
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