TINUBU & HIS LUXURY YACHT

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By Akin Ojumu

While Nigerians face unprecedented hardship with the cost of living shooting through the roof and the value of the Naira in a rapid nosedive approaching an exchange rate of N1,500 to $1, the aloof and disconnected President of Nigeria has decided this is the best time to go and procure a luxury yacht at the cost of N5 billion of taxpayers money.

Many of us warned Nigerians about the existential threat that Bola Tinubu poses to Nigerian state. We told Nigerians that Bola Ahmed Tinubu was very bad for Nigeria. We alerted Nigerians to the fact that there’s no way they can profess love for Nigeria and at the same time wish Tinubu to be its president.

But, alas, all our warnings fell on mostly deaf ears. The angry retort and indignant pushback we got was, “Yoruba ronu! Yoruba ronu!” meaning, “Yoruba people, think!” We were called all sorts of names, and they said we were nothing but Obidiots.

Now that Nigerians are buffeted with crushing economic crisis and the average Nigerian family is reeling from the impact of the disastrous policy and devastating incompetent governance of the detached and demented occupant of Aso Rock, perhaps, the Yoruba ronu-chanting tribalists may want to look into the mirror to see who the real idiots are.

“Toute nation a le gouvernement qu'elle mérite” i.e., “Every nation has the government it deserves.” Nigerians, indeed, deserve Bola Tinubu and the misery and suffering he is inflicting on them. You have no one to blame for your woes but yourselves.

Fellow Nigerians, you’ve laid your bed of misery, now it is time for you to enjoy your nightmarish sleep.

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