The Rough Of President Ahmed Bola Tinubu On Nigerians -By Mohammed Adam

Whether we agree or not, we must all accept the fact that Bola Tinubu is a callous leader, very wicked who has no compassion for Nigerians. Despite the negativity bedeviled his tenure as governor of Lagos, his inciting words caused division among Nigerians and incessant tribalism on the residents of Lagos who are not Yorubas but yet, they went ahead and offered him as little as they could and facilitated his fraudulent victory. What kind of people Nigerians are? Do they know the difference between life and death? If they had known they would have taken to streets of all states in Nigeria and protested vocally until he returns the removal of fuel subsidy.

The rough of president Bola Tinubu on Nigerians is too overwhelming.

It’s very appalling that people who don’t have parents, nobody knows their relatives, none of their supporters precisely knows where they come from and none of us could sum up the veracity of their origin are governing us. In Nigeria, somebody whose Secondary School mates averred that he evacuated from the School before they graduate is now an overall boss. Why all this happens? You once used a name of female when you were seeking for an admission into a University and after graduation you fraudulently acquired a Certificate of Exemption at the time in which NYSC had not initiated the issuance of Certificate of Exemption in 1979 and you still have a business being president.

After personalizing Lagos State as your personal property for over 23 years, milking it dry, and the creation of Agberos (your political thugs,) Lagos still maintains its position as the most non-conducive place to live in and the one with the highest deadly life expectancy in Nigeria. Those who don’t really know about Bola Tinubu are the once expecting positivity from his government. Hardship doesn’t differentiate between APC, PDP and LP supporters, neither does it discriminate between Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa. It rests equally on every tribe regardless his region and the party he voted for.

If hunger deeply ascends on you, you won’t be able to say that you are from the North, South, or East. We will suffer together and none of us will escape from it, just like we are paying the price for the removal of fuel subsidy this time around. Every Nigerian is carried along. The price a Yoruba man buys or pays for a litre of fuel, the same price will be paid by either a Hausa or an Igbo man. There’s nothing special about being a person from one’s tribe piloting the affairs of Nigeria.

It’s time for Nigerians to come out collectively and begin to give Tinubu tough time. We must show him that we are stronger than he thought we were. We should courageously demonstrate to him that this country is not only belong to them but belongs to masses. None of these politicians sells his father’s or mother’s farm and raises money to run the country, it’s entirely unsophisticated for anyone to allow his employee to sell his company to use the money, erect his personal company and laughs at me with credulity. If Tinubu thinks he could personalize Nigeria like Lagos, he would soon be served with hurt breakfast that could either assuage his hunger nor intensify it. The fact is, Nigeria is greater than him, the resources are for all of us, and cannot be used to enslave us.