How Long More Can the Vulnerable People of Nigeria Persevere from APC Government Led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu?

Almost two months after the removal of subsidy, life has been no doubt hell on earth for average Nigerians who kept seeing prices of transportation, goods and services, everything skyrocketing by the day.
For the very first time in Nigeria, traffic reduced on all major roads of Nigeria as many Nigerians can no longer afford to put their vehicles on the road again owing to fuel hike everyday.

Nigerians don’t even know what to believe again. The government that says shipment of petroleum product is coming in to the country and that will lead to reduction in petroleum prices, only to see prices of petroleum moving from N540 to over N617. Or should we talk of the government who promised a unification of currency for both banks and black marketers but kept seeiing the prices of foreign currencies going up against the naira by the day. Dollar moved from N460 bank rate to over N800 in a nation where naira is not acceptable to trade in Foerign market.

Which one would Nigerians believe again from a government that claimed to have saved over N1 trillion from subsidy removal, yet borrowing more money, not for projects but to share with its political class.

What again can Nigerians believe from government that claimed they were not increasing salary for lawmakers, then turned around to give them N70 billion overnight?

What Else can we believe from a government that promised “renewed hope” to Nigerians only to show up with a policy of N8k to 12 million unknown Nigerians?

Many questions begging for urgent answers, but we will continue to ask President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his administration, until they do the right thing for Nigerians.

Without gainsay, we all know that Nigerians are going through a lot.
Nigerians have been praying and it seems manna won’t fall from no where. So many Nigerians are running abroad thinking to escape or “Japa” as many call it; only to find out that it is not as easy as they thought it would have been.

Many Nigerians are in some nations of the world you won’t even expect a Nigerian to go; because they just want to survive.

Nigerians are the most versatile, hardworking, dedicated, rugged and enduring people in the globe, but I hope some day soon this the government won’t push them to the wall:
Endsars happened few years ago because Nigerians were tired of brutality, unpleasant treatments of Nigerian people, and most importantly, the workforce of Nigeria, the youths

I want to remind the players in the President Tinubu lead administration that Nigerians are hurting, Nigerians are dying of hunger, poverty, hardship. Hence, I again appeal that this administration need to as a matter of importance do something before things get out of control. That’s the essence of government: to find ways to make life better and bearable for the citizens. But unfortunately, the reverse is the case right now for Nigerians.

We want this government to succeed, but the players must be proactive and sensitive to the needs of the people and prioritize Nigerians’ needs above anything.

May God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Signed:
Faduri O. Joseph
Leader,
Rescue the Vulnerable Initiative a body also known as,
Rescue Movement for New Nigeria.