The Sun reports that Most Reverend Matthew Manoso Ndagoso, the Archbishop of the Kaduna Catholic Diocese, is criticizing the government once again, this time focusing on the naira’s free-floating and how it affects the price of necessities. He also draws attention to the persistent issue of insecurity, claiming that terrorists continue to kidnap individuals despite military protection that prevents farmers from traveling to their crops. He bemoans the way the government is handling these problems, pointing out that while officials are being accused of corruption, the public is being told to exercise patience. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
He said, “To make matters worse, see what they have done, the free-floating of the naira. Now our local currency is becoming like Zimbabwe dollars. It is getting to a point where you will need a basket of naira for a loaf of bread. Even if all other things are addressed, insecurity will not allow farmers to go to the farms freely. I traveled to the village the other day, I had to travel with trucks load of military men. The night I left the village, the terrorists entered there and kidnapped four persons. This is where we are.
The federal government should put resources together and detect these criminals even if they are under the water, with technology they can be detected. Our leaders must take the blame and do something about it. While Nigerians are being killed, billions of money are being siphoned by government officials, and telling us to exercise patience over suffering. We may all die before we see the promised land they are promising us. So the government must wake do something fast about the situation.”CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
