My brother, Sunny, take am easy o. It’s not enough to throw insults around and gaslight Nigerians. You guys had three years to demonstrate to Nigerians how the removal of fuel subsidy makes sense.
You did not.
You mock the suffering of the people when you call it resilience. Now, Atiku is proposing an alternative, and you all are running around.
And talking about hypocrisy? Watch the video of BAT attacking Jonathan for attempting to remove this same subsidy in 2012.
I just heard today from a Muslim friend that in the mosque, there is a storeroom where one casket is kept and can be used for as long as 50 years to convey deceased Muslims without changing it. The casket does not know your wealth, academic status, or social status.
I was also told that the mosque takes care of the burial arrangements, with the family only required to provide a white cloth to wrap the deceased.
What I can deduce from this is that Islam constantly reminds its followers that death can come at any time. Maybe that is why many wealthy Muslim men and women do not allow material wealth to make them forget the temporary nature of life.
Death treats everyone equally. What truly matters is how we live, the people we impact, and what we leave behind.
One of the biggest problems President Tinubu will face in 2027 is the total lack of trust that Nigerians have in his administration. In politics, once trust is lost, even good policies struggle to gain acceptance, because people no longer believe the intentions behind them.
Subsidy is gone but every home is now pursuing solar as alternative source of power? What exactly has gotten better with subsidy removal? Power? Security? Infrastructure? Education? Economy?
What?