'Rather than improving the ease of doing business, the Tinubu administration had shown to the world that his personal business interest and that of his family would always be prioritized over and above national interest.' Atiku
"Rather than improving the ease of doing business, the Tinubu administration had shown to the world that his personal business interest and that of his family would always be prioritized over and above national interest." Atiku
He stated,"The fact that President Bola Tinubu's son and his surrogates are on the board of companies owned by Gilbert Chagoury constitutes a conflict of interest. The fact that it is happening at a time when Nigeria is facing its worst economic crisis ever is a red flag. He argued that"rather than improving the ease of doing business, the Tinubu administration had shown to the world that his personal business interest and that of his family would always be prioritized over and above national interest."
"The IMF in its latest report stated that Nigeria will by the end of the year become the 4th largest economy in Africa behind South Africa, Egypt and Algeria, a disgraceful development for a nation which was the largest in Africa by a mile when the PDP left the stage in 2015.There was a problem processing your submission. Please try again later.
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