Hardship: Tinubu promised to comply with Buhari’s path – Atiku’s aide, Paul Ibe reminds Nigerians

Paul Ibe, the senior spokesman to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, has reminded Nigerians the guarantees made by President Bola Tinubu throughout his electioneering.

He urged Nigerians to recollect what Tinubu truly sounded out to them as guarantees throughout his campaigns.

He recalled that Tinubu’s key promise to Nigerians was to take the trail of former President Muhammadu Buhari, who a few of his insurance policies didn’t sit nicely with many Nigerians.

Ibe mentioned Nigerians have been ready for the magic Tinubu claimed to have finished in Lagos, including that as an alternative the President has been doing trial and error.

“I ponder the place the declare that he constructed Lagos got here from. Now’s the time for the onerous work; let him work the speak,” he mentioned in an interview on Come up TV Information.

“Prophet Tinubu, earlier than he grew to become President Tinubu was talking about this time in 2012 within the episode you referred to.

“As a result of there’s nothing in that letter that might not be located in 2024. We’ve been ready for the magic that Tinubu had.

“The magic that led to his constructing Lagos, forgetting that Lagos had been a Federal Capital for donkey years. Had loved assets and infrastructural improvement so I ponder the place the declare that he constructed Lagos got here from.

“So now’s time for the onerous work. Let him work. The place is the magic… attributed to him?

“The place is his so-called financial group? What we’re seeing within the final 9 months is trial by error. It’s a kabu-kabu form of financial coverage…nothing appears to have modified. However once more, let’s ask ourselves this query, what did Tinubu promise us?

“Tinubu promised us he was going to comply with the trail of former President Muhammadu Buhari. And what was that path? Huge taking of loans, the place loans had been being taken to pay the pursuits for loans, Buhari was recognized for bigotry and nepotism… we thought we’d seen the more serious. It’s a continuation of Buhari’s insurance policies.”