According to Kalu, Tinubu does this during the night, observing the streets of Abuja to get a direct view of the suffering of ordinary Nigerians. “The president himself knows that Nigerians are suffering and hungry. He is a street person; he knows the street very well,” Kalu explained during the interview. This statement paints a picture of a president who wants to stay connected to the real-life challenges that his people are experiencing.
Vice President Kashim Shettima also acknowledged the pain caused by some of the administration’s policies. He stated that while these decisions have been hard for the public, they were necessary steps to stabilize the economy. “Some of the policy decisions are painful, but they are almost inevitable,” Shettima said during a recent event, adding that both he and the president empathize with the poor and young people who have been hit hardest by the economic changes.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
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