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150million Nigerians Scamper To Mattress With Empty Stomach Due To President Tinubu’s Injurious Policies — PDP Laments

150million Nigerians Scamper To Mattress With Empty Stomach Due To President Tinubu’s Injurious Policies — PDP Laments

Nigeria’s opposition birthday celebration, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has said no fewer than 150 million Nigerians are drowsing with starvation thanks to failed policies below the President Bola Tinubu-led Nigerian govt.

In an announcement launched by its nationwide publicity secretary, Debo Ologunagba in Abuja on Monday evening, the PDP renowned that the industrial policies of President Bola Tinubu created a disconnection between the federal govt and the voters.

Ologunagba wondered the govt.s disclose for Nigerians’ successfully-being, in particular in gentle of the withdrawal of gasoline subsidies and the floating of the naira.

He said that the policies had resulted in unsustainable high living charges, hampered nationwide productivity, bankrupted hundreds of thousands of enterprises, and caused vital job losses, resulting in increased poverty, starvation, insecurity, and pessimism within the country.

He renowned that within the closing two months, over 150million Nigerians would maybe moreover no longer absorb the funds for day after day meals with households going to bed on empty stomachs.

The assertion reads “The disclose has snowballed into a nasty loss of investors’ self assurance with global companies exiting our nation and leaving hundreds of thousands of Nigerians stranded within the labour market.

“This has a crippling function on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) which are the true drivers of our nationwide financial system.”

Ologunagba moreover faulted the govt.s palliatives on gasoline subsidy removing, in particular the distribution of a median of 1,200 baggage of rice to Nigerians in every divulge of the country, saying it used to be inadequate.

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