This two had me gasping
@pelumiioyewo pls check your email 😩
S.M.Bello retweeted
The two things I don’t like to do in this work is cleaning background and culling🙂↔️
S.M.Bello retweeted
Dear APC Chairman, this is the story of my life. 💔 under President Tinubu
My name is Jesuferanmi .
No, sir. The pain is not temporary.
I have a job, yet for the first time in my life, I am dropping my account details in random DMs, begging people to help me pay my rent for next month.
Since I became a responsible adult, I have never experienced life this way.
For the first time, I am losing sleep over rent.
For the first time, I have contemplated selling my car just to afford food and meet my basic needs.
For the first time, I can no longer afford the things I used to take for granted.
For the first time, I can no longer send money home to my parents.
For the first time, I have no savings. I live from one payday to the next, counting down to the 15th of every month.
For the first time, I can no longer afford to take myself out on a date.
And I have a job!
Now, explain to me how I am supposed to keep hoping under these conditions.
How do you tell a working-class Nigerian to remain hopeful when survival has become this exhausting?
How do you ask me to be patient when I watch APC youth leaders sharing Prado jeeps like party souvenirs?
How do I reconcile my daily struggle to afford rent, food and basic necessities with the display of wealth by those in power?
I am not asking for a Prado.
I am not asking for a handout.
I am asking for a country where an honest day’s work can afford me a decent life.
I am a Nigerian. I work. I try. I keep going.
But this pain is biting deep. It is affecting my dignity, my peace of mind and my ability to take care of the people I love.
This is not a statistic from an economic report.
This is not opposition propaganda.
This is my life. My reality. The story of a working-class Nigerian under your government.
And I know I am not alone.
Jesuferanmi. 💔🇳🇬
S.M.Bello retweeted
Heated Argument Between Rufai Oseni and Felix Morka After Journalist Questions APC Spokesperson About Nigeria’s Economic Conditions
“All President Tinubu needed to do in Kaduna was show up and tell people to support me again,” APC National Publicity Secretary Felix Morka said.
Morka defended President Tinubu’s remarks at a campaign rally in Kaduna, insisting that it was not a policy summit or dialogue where he was expected to deliver a policy speech to appease what he described as “opposition tribesmen dressed as journalists.”
During the heated exchange, Rufai Oseni told Morka that he had yet to answer his question about the current state of Nigeria’s economy, adding that he should respond whenever he was ready to answer.
