The Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yoruba land, Chief Gani Adams, has expressed disappointment over the current economic hardship in the country triggered off by the removal of fuel subsidy.

In a statement by his Special Assistant on Media, Kehinde Aderemi, on Thursday, Adams said Nigerians did not expect this kind of hardship under President Bola Tinubu, being from the South-West.

Adams said, “This situation is becoming very unbearable. There is no country in the world like Nigeria (a major producer of oil) where the citizens are groaning in pain over an insensitive increase in the prices of fuel.

“We knew how much we bought fuel before now. Nigeria is yet to survive the subsidy removal that led to the sudden increase in the price of fuel from N187 to N500 per litre before it was jerked up to N617 per litre within two months. It is painful. No sensitive government would be happy when its citizens were suffering.

“It is imperative for me to speak up, especially with what we are experiencing now in the country. It is unfortunate; this is not what we expect from a President who is coming from the South-West region of the country.

“A father must work on the best way to solve the problem of the children.”

“All over the world, many things have been subsidised in the interest of the mass of the people. Power, health, food, and other necessities of life are being subsidised.

“Petrol, being the main commodity that moves the economy, and now the same product is being sold for N617 per litre. It is unbearable.

“For instance, an ordinary Nigerian worker travelling from the mainland to the island on a weekly basis would spend 25 litres of fuel per day—that is over N15,000 naira,” Adams lamented.

He called the President “to retrace his steps in order to save the country from this hardship.”

Source: https://punchng.com/Nigerians-didnt-bargain-for-current-hardship-Gani-Adams-tells-Tinubu

Hmmmm

Gani Adams is an ipob member. Lol.Shege athon

No home talk about Buying Tomato again.

The truth is that, Nigeria is a big country and doesn't deserve the type of pains we are going through

Shege pro-max reloaded
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Nigerians are in a hurry and looking for a miracle worker.

My only cry and concern is only we Igbos are suffering this while yorubas and their brothers are enjoying





We are understanding this Yoruba political lesson to Igbos.

Una never chee chomtin. Meanwhile, we are patiently waiting for the courts to restore Obi's mandate.

That is when you will see the leadership we bargained for.
Argue with your keyboard if you don't agree with that.

We didn't bargain for it seriously

All eyes on Judiciarry

Removing fuel subsidy in order to make progress is like a man who lifts the handle of a bucket hoping to levitate while sitting inside the same bucket.
You are going nowhere.

Hardship is leading some people to start hard-chips( hard plaintain and potato chips) business.

You have spoken well. Aareonakakanfo

We didn't bargain for this hardship and I'm sure our president is not relenting as well.


No pain no gain.

Let see the scheme he has prepared to cushion the hardship

The people deserve subsidies, political office holders, president, governors, Ministers, local government chairmen are not the only ones to enjoy the revenue of the nation. FIRS just made 5 trillion, we sell crude everyday, government must start spending in agriculture and transportation immediately, mass urban transportation buses must be provided, government must release it's strategic grain reserves, and invest heavily in power and agricultural outputs, to create surplus supply. Nigeria makes money. Democracy is for the people not politicians. Politicians live like kings while the people live like peasants. This is the problem of Nigeria!

chrisxxx:
Removing fuel subsidy in order to make progress is like a man who lifts the handle of a bucket hoping to levitate while sitting inside the same bucket.
You are going nowhere.

You are talking nonsense. Not removing it will lead Nigeria to total meltdown like in Venezuela. That is when you will realize you are in deep trouble.

Fuel price isn't the problem. The greatest problem now is that exmilitants have not been paid their June stipends and salaries for monitoring and protecting Nigeria's oil pipeline against oil thieves.

Make Tinubu just dey play.

adenigga:

Source: https://punchng.com/Nigerians-didnt-bargain-for-current-hardship-Gani-Adams-tells-Tinubu

ACCORDING TO MY PEOPLE: THOSE COMPLAINING ABOUT BAT'S POOR ADMINISTRATION ARE IPOB.
SO TELL GANI TO STOP THAT JOKE.

For the ediots above making these about tribe, it will shock dem SW will rise to spearhead the "OPPOSITION against these government

In SW we don't condole nonsense, we don't do naa our Brother or na our blood dey there, or worst till play victim,
just as Tinubu said don't pity me, we won't just as we criticize Obasanjo way back

SW we continue to lead & speak up, until we get it right in this country.

God continue to bless the YorubaNation for holding Nigeria together

Guestlander:


You are talking nonsense. Not removing it will lead Nigeria to total meltdown like in Venezuela. That is when you will realize you are in deep trouble.

If I give you Venezuela Visa you will leave this your shit abode with alacrity.

God bless olusegun Obasanjo

Continue resting in peace ,(Nate Dogg)

GANI ADAMS SHOULD STOP GENERALIZING HIS WORDS, OBIDIENTS WERE VERY PREPARED FOR THE CALAMITY THAT WAS COMING...JUST AS THEY WERE DURING THE LAST CALAMITY......THE FOOLS THAT DIDNT PLAN FOR THIS ARE THE HUNGRY AGBODO SLAVES.

THE ONLY PAIN OBIDIENTS ARE FACING IS THAT THE SENSELESS FOOLS ARE MAKING THE SENSABLE ONCE PAY FOR THEIR STUPIDITY.

Karismatik:

ACCORDING TO MY PEOPLE: THOSE COMPLAINING ABOUT BAT'S POOR ADMINISTRATION ARE IPOB.
SO TELL GANI TO STOP THAT JOKE.

It seems something is wrong upstair.....