How Tinubu’s Policies Fueled Nigeria’s Debt Surge and Boosted Opposition Voices
Many Nigerians feel the burden of rising costs and broken promises under the current administration. In less than three years, the national debt swelled by ₦71.82 trillion—surpassing eight years of borrowing under the last government. Meanwhile, subsidy removal and new taxes have tightened everyday budgets. With Nigeria now owing over ₦159 trillion, debates are growing about where the money went and whether the ruling party prioritised looting over leadership.
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