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With everything you listed,
A common man earning 100k a month can't access stable electricity, can't pay for his children school fees without debt. Medical treatments is on high side, cooking of food is a capital project. Clothes are fucking expensive.
Rent is high. Be truthful
You asked for 7 ways Tinubu’s policies have benefited ordinary Nigerians:
1. NELFUND support for over a million Nigerian students. Those beneficiaries are not elites; they are everyday Nigerians.
2. Free primary and secondary education for about 30 million children. Are those children not from ordinary Nigerian families?
3. Massive federal road construction across the country. The people using those roads are traders, workers, students, and commuters not just the elite.
4. Increased allocations to states and local governments. The governors and local councils you praise today are spending money made possible by higher federal disbursements.
5. Support for the Dangote Refinery and the naira-for-crude initiative. Without these policies, fuel scarcity and endless queues could have remained a recurring nightmare.
6. Stability in public universities. When last did ASUU shut down academic activities nationwide? Millions of students are benefiting from uninterrupted academic sessions.
7. Renewed investor confidence and increased capital inflows. New investments mean new factories, construction projects, and jobs for ordinary Nigerians trying to earn a living.
And that’s just seven. The list is much longer.
You asked for 7 ways Tinubu’s policies have benefited ordinary Nigerians:
1. NELFUND support for over a million Nigerian students. Those beneficiaries are not elites; they are everyday Nigerians.
2. Free primary and secondary education for about 30 million children. Are those children not from ordinary Nigerian families?
3. Massive federal road construction across the country. The people using those roads are traders, workers, students, and commuters not just the elite.
4. Increased allocations to states and local governments. The governors and local councils you praise today are spending money made possible by higher federal disbursements.
5. Support for the Dangote Refinery and the naira-for-crude initiative. Without these policies, fuel scarcity and endless queues could have remained a recurring nightmare.
6. Stability in public universities. When last did ASUU shut down academic activities nationwide? Millions of students are benefiting from uninterrupted academic sessions.
7. Renewed investor confidence and increased capital inflows. New investments mean new factories, construction projects, and jobs for ordinary Nigerians trying to earn a living.
And that’s just seven. The list is much longer.
@favvyfavour1 As an indigene of Ona Ara Local government and resident of Egbeda Local government, i have a different opinion on this. He has done well and we hope he can do more.
In fact, his project are visible in the Local government., i can tell you he is one of the best (my opinion)
@aizeek_@daddyivanka @vdmempire You can't communicate properly without insult, that show how u are brought up and the kind of parenting u had while growing up.
I'm not in your league bruh
If you go round Ona ara local government especially Ọlọ́runsogo, Amuloko to Akanaran side. You will realize they need like three to four companies that can employ at least 3k workers each.
The local government need to solve unemployment rate.