Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde criticizes President Bola Tinubu’s economic policies, saying they have worsened hardship for Nigerians. In comments reported by multiple outlets, Makinde points to the removal of the fuel subsidy and the decision to float the naira as measures that have increased costs and made day-to-day living more difficult. Both reports describe Makinde’s stance that the changes have aggravated hardship and negatively affected Nigerians’ welfare.
One outlet also references a performance rating by the APM, which reportedly gives the government a score of 35%. Taken together, the coverage presents Makinde’s view that the economic reforms associated with Tinubu’s administration have not produced the intended benefits for ordinary people. The reports focus on Makinde’s criticism and do not include a direct response from the Tinubu administration within the provided text. The shared account emphasizes that Makinde attributes the worsening conditions primarily to fuel subsidy removal and the naira floating policy.
