Abati has stated Former President Buhari is now in Daura laughing at Nigerians over hunger and widespread hardship.
NewsOnline Nigeria reports that Former Senior Adviser on Media and Publicity to former President Goodluck Jonathan, and veteran journalist, Dr Reuben Abati, on Monday, said ex-President Muhammadu Buhari will be in his Daura village in Katsina State laughing at the current economic situation of the country.
Abati said it was a gross embarrassment in terms of economic management to people from the Southwest who, he said, claim to be better at managing the economy.
According to him, the immediate future of Nigerians now hangs in the balance, stressing that the pain is much and has gone beyond hunger.
Abati said, “Nigerians have now been thrown into energy poverty. We now find ourselves unfortunately in a situation whereby President Muhammadu Buhari, now in his Daura village in Katsina, will be laughing.
“He will say, ‘Okay. I think this Yoruba people say they know the economy. Okay, the economy is now in their hands. They have, they have taken it down. They have mismanaged it’
So this is what we are facing. It’s a gross embarrassment in terms of economic management to people who come from the Southwest, who say that you know, ‘people from the Southwest are better at managing the economy’. We have not seen that evidence.
“Schools have increased school fees. Do you know that a stick of Suya is now N1850? We can’t even eat Suya again. All within a space of one or two weeks. Nigerians are growing tired.
“look at Lagos which is supposed to be the business capital of Nigeria, it is a ghost town.” He said.
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