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Tinubu’s Two Years And Unending Pains Of Nigerians -By Adesina Julius O.

With the way things are today, one cannot help but ask what President Bola Tinubu’s renewed hope is all about. Is it even a plan by Tinubu and his acolytes to make the country worse than they met it? Today, we don’t even know if we are going backwards or maintaining the same spot.

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As President Bola Ahmed Tinubu marks two years in office today, it’s so saddening that his administration has not lived up to its promises to the citizens and his actions and inactions have given rise to despondency in society.

In just two years, the pains are so excruciating that Nigerians are simply gasping for breath. The pain is felt all over the place and in many homes.

It is a known fact that this government is performing abysmally low, most especially in the area of security, which is having a resultant effect on the economy, with many businesses closing down while others relocate.

In truth, Nigerians are going through the worst economic hardship anyone can think of due to bad governance, and the present administration is not doing anything to ameliorate the condition of the people. Nigeria is now more indebted than at any time in her history.

With the way things are today, one cannot help but ask what President Bola Tinubu’s renewed hope is all about. Is it even a plan by Tinubu and his acolytes to make the country worse than they met it? Today, we don’t even know if we are going backwards or maintaining the same spot.

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The Tinubu-led government should swiftly renew the hope of Nigerians and take action. Nigerians don’t deserve this continuous pain and suffering amid plenty.

I pray and hope Nigeria and Nigerians will overcome.

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