Category: Atiku Abubakar / 2027 Strategy

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MULTIDIMENSIONAL POVERTY, UNTOLD HARDSHIP, SKYROCKETING FOOD PRICES, CRUSHING TRANSPORT FARES AND THE HIGH COST OF LIVING ARE THE ADC’S NATURAL CANVASSERS AMONG THE SUFFERING NIGERIAN MASSES AGAINST TINUBU. THE RESPITE IN SIGHT IS AN ATIKU PRESIDENCY.

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B At dawn in Makurdi, an okada rider counts his takings before the first passenger climbs on. By noon he will discover that his passenger has walked instead. At a grain stall in Zaria, a mother points at a mudu of rice, asks the price, and puts it back. In Onitsha Main Market,...
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UMAHI’S ENGINEERING OF CONFUSION: SYCOPHANCY, DOUBLE-SPEAK AND THE PROCUREMENT QUESTIONS BEHIND THE LAGOS–CALABAR COASTAL HIGHWAY

Alex Ter Adum, PhD David Umahi’s handling of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway controversy illustrates the dangers of allowing political sycophancy to overshadow professional integrity, engineering discipline and public accountability. Yesterday, the Minister of Works reportedly, excitedly announced President Bola Tinubu’s directive to reroute the coastal highway through the existing East-West Road, celebrating the intervention as...
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THE FINANCE MINISTER IS DEAD WRONG: NIGERIA’S POPULATION DOES NOT MAKE PRODUCTION SUBSIDY IMPRACTICABLE

Alex Ter Adum, PhD I watched the submission by Nigeria’s Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, on Channels Television programme on 9th October 2026, that the country’s population of over 200 million makes fuel subsidy impracticable, whether production subsidy or otherwise, is a fundamentally flawed economic argument. It rests on...
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ON WEDNESDAY, 19 AUGUST 2026, ATIKU SAID ONE SENTENCE: HE WILL RETURN THE SUBSIDY. ONE SENTENCE FROM A CANDIDATE WHO COMMANDS NOTHING, SIGNS NOTHING AND CONTROLS NO BUDGET

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B Before dawn in Kano, an achaba rider counts his notes twice at the filling station and still buys half of what he bought last year. In Onitsha, a trader switches off her generator by noon because the shop can no longer feed it. In Makurdi, a yam farmer pays the lorry more...
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MULTIDIMENSIONAL POVERTY, UNTOLD HARDSHIP, SKYROCKETING FOOD PRICES, CRUSHING TRANSPORT FARES AND THE HIGH COST OF LIVING ARE THE ADC’S NATURAL CANVASSERS AMONG THE SUFFERING NIGERIAN MASSES AGAINST TINUBU. THE RESPITE IN SIGHT IS AN ATIKU PRESIDENCY.

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B At dawn in Makurdi, an okada rider counts his takings before the first passenger climbs on. By noon he will discover that his passenger has walked instead. At a grain stall in Zaria, a mother points at a mudu of rice, asks the price, and puts it back. In Onitsha Main Market,...
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