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First Lady Oluremi Tinubu Says Husband Not to Blame for Nigeria’s Economic Hardship
Nigeria’s First Lady Oluremi Tinubu recently addressed the pressing economic challenges facing the country, emphasizing that her husband, President Bola Tinubu, should not bear the blame for the current difficulties.
During her remarks at the palace of the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, she highlighted that the administration is still in its early stages, having only been in power for two years.
The First Lady was in Ife for the inauguration of a newly built hostel and a 2.7-kilometre road at Obafemi Awolowo University, which were generously donated by the Ooni and named in her honour.
This event reflects the collaboration between the monarchy and educational institutions in improving infrastructure for students.
Oluremi Tinubu reassured the public about the administration’s commitment to addressing the nation’s economic issues.
She stated, “We are just two years into our administration. We are not the cause of the current situation. We are working diligently to rectify it and secure a brighter future for our citizens.”
She acknowledged the challenges brought on by the recent removal of fuel subsidies, a critical topic in Nigeria’s economic landscape.
Many Nigerians have felt the impact of this change, which has led to rising costs of living.
However, the First Lady expressed optimism, saying, “With God’s guidance, we believe that in the next two years, Nigeria will surpass its current state of hardship.
Those who have previously attempted to remove subsidies have struggled to see it through, but we are confident that with your prayers and support, we can build a nation that thrives in the future.”
Her message aimed to inspire hope and unity among the citizens, urging them to remain steadfast as the administration navigates the complexities of governance.
The event also showcased the importance of community support and collaboration in addressing national challenges, particularly in the educational sector.
Through initiatives like these, the First Lady hopes to demonstrate the administration’s commitment to fostering development and enhancing the lives of Nigerians across the country.
Lagos State Police react to claims of them taking money from dispatch riders on the Coastal Road in Lagos.
It started after a rumour was shared that police arrest and take money from riders as a demand for high bribes, sometimes reaching ₦200,000, and seize motorcycles if not given.
The Police Public Relations Officer, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, then addressed the claims online and stated in his statement that he disagreed that the rumour is true and stated, “The spread of misinformation only causes more harm than good. In this era, we can and must do better.”
It has been announced by the governor of Ogun that Tuesday 3rd of February is a public holiday in order to mark the 50th anniversary of the state creation.
This public holiday declaration was released in a statement by the secretary of the state, Tokunbo Talabi.
He then added that the holiday will provide as a day for the citizens to participate in the activities for the state milestone.
Former Kogi politician, Dino Melaye, faces backlash from the public after he shared a video on social media of him abroad and living well through his luxurious lifestyle.
In the same video, he speaks about Nigeria’s current economy and shares his disappointment.
He wrote, “See country, God help us to build a true nation where our wicked leaders will be in jail and the right people in power. Nigeria must be fixed. YES WE CAN.”
However, many state that what he posted and what he is saying contradict each other, and they accused him of sharing his own records to know if he was a corrupt leader.
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