Nigerian former dancehall singer Cynthia Morgan has called out President Tinubu.
In a series of posts on her Instagram story, she declared the President the most terrible president Nigeria has ever had. She stated that removing 100 per cent of the subsidies was a terrible move on his part.
She, however, noted how it isn’t too late for the president to do something. Cynthia avowed that if the cost of fuel is N500, the cost of living will reduce. She added that it is only right we ease into total subsidy removal with the right development and infrastructure.
“When you read The Soldiers of Fortune, you will realize Tinubu is not the most terrible president Nigeria has ever had, but nevertheless, removing 100 per cent of the subsidy was a terrible move.
It’s not too late to do something, though. At least if fuel is 500, the cost of living will reduce. It’s only right that we ease into total subsidy removal with the right development and infrastructure to sustain such decisions. A baby can’t go from breast milk to yam in just a day. Abeg consider us. “
Last year, following the increase in fuel price. Actress, Destiny Etiko had lamented over the increase in fuel prices as she questioned what was going on in the country. She expressed how she thought the protest was to help salvage the economic hardship in the country.
Similarly, Lizzy Gold had noted how the price of new petrol pump was now N1000 for a litre and foodstuffs in the market are extremely expensive. Questioning how people were surviving, she appealed to the President to do something as she noted how the citizens look up to him.
Yoruba actor Saidi Balogun had cried out as he questioned if there was no functional price control or price regulatory agency in Nigeria. He further questioned how they can cushion the effects of inflation, as he noted how things are getting out of hand.