Phrank Shaibu
You cannot break a man’s leg, hand him crutches three years later and demand applause because he can now move around. 😂

That is essentially Tinubu’s CNG victory lap.
Yes, CNG can make a converted bus cheaper to run. But the driver still buys expensive tyres, spare parts and food — and the passenger’s empty pocket has no conversion kit.
After the subsidy-removal shock travelled from the filling station to the motor park, the farm, the market and finally the Nigerian kitchen, 120,000 converted vehicles cannot be presented as salvation for over 200 million people.
The problem is no longer simply what powers the bus.
It is whether Nigerians can afford to board it.
@atiku understands the difference: Nigeria needs a broader attack on the cost of living — cheaper energy, domestic production, lower logistics costs and measurable relief across the economic chain.
The crutches may help the man walk. They do not mean his leg was never broken.
YeyeEconomics
–Phrank Shaibu
Special Assistant on Public Communication to Atiku Abubakar
