“Students Loan: N5 Billion. Hajj Subsidy: N90 Billion. The Nigerian State is the true enemy of the Nigerian peoples, who have become victims instead of citizens,” Farotimi stated.
Farotimi’s statement drew attention to the huge differences in government spending, with just N5 billion allocated for students’ loans compared to huge N90 billion allocated for Hajj subsidies.
This allocation, according to Farotimi, reflects a biased prioritization by the Nigerian government, disadvantaging its citizens.
The allocation of funds has brought debate among Nigerians, with many voicing Farotimi’s opinion and questioning the government’s priorities.
Many argue that prioritizing Hajj subsidies over investments in education undermines the country’s development goals and worsen inequalities.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
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