"Tinubu is a relatively good president"

A broken bone must be set by an orthopedic surgeon. Not a butcher.

The macroeconomic indicators are currently hemorrhaging under his administration.

Good intentions do not excuse absolute fiscal incompetence.

The UK inflation rate is currently hovering around 3.2 percent.

Nigeria's inflation rate just crossed 33 percent officially and food inflation is at 40 percent.

Please do not compare a papercut to a decapitation.

Removing a vital economic subsidy without a functional mass transit system or domestic refining capacity is not bravery.

It is textbook economic sabotage.

Where exactly are the trillions being saved? I do not see them in our hospitals.

Dangote is a private monopoly operating for profit. It is not a state achievement.

Furthermore the NNPC refineries have missed exactly seven promised operational deadlines.

Hope is not an economic policy.

Lagos generates revenue because it is a former federal capital and a coastal port city.

It was not built by magic. It was built by geography and federal investment.

Let us stop mythologizing basic commercial advantage.

The so-called "Lagos blueprint" relies heavily on aggressive taxation and informal sector extortion.

Scaling "Agbero economics" to a federal level is exactly why businesses are dying.

Can you refute this?

It bounced from 1900 back to 1300.

That is still an astronomical devaluation from his inauguration day.

Celebrating that recovery is a severe symptom of Stockholm Syndrome.

My solution begins with cutting the cost of governance.

We have the largest cabinet since 1999.

You cannot tell citizens to endure starvation while running a bloated government.

We absolutely do not need a Minister of Marine and Blue Economy separate from Transportation.

It is purely job creation for political cronies.

And it is being funded by borrowing.

I am a consultant physician. I stayed to build.

I see the results of your "seeds" in my ward every day.

Malnutrition is rising and patients cannot afford basic antibiotics. Are these the seeds?

Market prices are dictated by diesel costs for logistics and FX rates for imported goods.

Both of those factors are directly controlled by federal monetary policy.

The government is responsible.

He created the perfect environment for speculation.

You cannot float a currency when you have zero foreign reserves to defend it.

It was a textbook economic blunder. Not a fight against a cabal.

Increasing the minimum wage while a bag of rice costs more than the proposed wage mathematically solves nothing.

Real purchasing power has been completely decimated.

A higher number of worthless notes is not wealth.

Lee Kuan Yew built Singapore through absolute meritocracy and zero tolerance for corruption.

We just bought 160 million Naira SUVs for lawmakers during a cost of living crisis.

The parallel is insulting to history.

Yet the President approved billions for the renovation of his own residence and the Vice President's lodge.

The austerity measures are strictly for the poor.

The ruling class has not sacrificed a single comfort.

A 15 trillion Naira coastal highway awarded without competitive bidding during a severe debt crisis is a fiscal crime.

It is not an infrastructural win.

It is misplaced priority at the highest level.

I am Yoruba.

Hunger does not speak a tribal language.

When the price of asthma inhalers went up by 400 percent the pharmacy did not ask for my state of origin.

Pledges are not Foreign Direct Investment.

Meanwhile GSK, Procter & Gamble, Sanofi, and Microsoft have actually packed up and left the country under his watch.

Capital is fleeing.

Indigenous companies require electricity to manufacture goods.

We just saw an astronomical tariff increase for power that barely exists.

You are celebrating industrial collapse out of blind political loyalty.

The manufacturers are on Band A.

They will immediately pass the increased cost of production directly to the poor consumer through higher prices.

This is basic microeconomics. The poor will pay for it.

Indebting young students to pay for arbitrary tuition hikes while the quality of tertiary education remains abysmal is not a victory.

It is a debt trap.

You are praising a bandage on an amputation.

Jumping out of an airplane without a parachute is also "trying something new."

It does not make it a good idea.

Recklessness is not a strategy.

I operate on data. Not prophecy.

Currently the data indicates catastrophic stagflation.

I will not hold my breath for a miracle.

The "streets" are currently protesting in Minna, Kano, and Ibadan because they cannot afford garri.

Your street must be in Maitama.

Stop romanticizing poverty from your privileged bubble.

A masterclass in impoverishing 200 million people.

I will return to saving lives now.

Please read an economics textbook before you engage me again.