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Labour Party Cautions Tinubu Against Mocking Nigerians With Hardship

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*Says President’s Comment Disheartening

Labour Party (LP,) has cautioned President Bola Tinubu against mocking Nigerians over the “excruciating poverty” that his administration has foisted on the country through its economic policies.

He said that it was disappointed but not surprised by comments made by the President who said that Nigerians are not the only ones facing poverty.

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A statement on Tuesday by the party National Publicity Secretary, Obiorah Ifoh, read in part, “Assuming but not conceding that what he said is true, Nigerians who are at the receiving end of his harsh economic policies don’t need to be reminded about the pain and hunger they have been forced to live with by the very people who put them in that situation in the first place.

“May be this administration needs to be reminded that it was elected to reduce if not eliminate poverty, hunger and disease but what we have seen is an obsession with opulence.

“We are yet to get over the billions appropriated for the renovation of the President and Vice President’s lodges, now we hear they want new jets to join the Presidential fleet.

“Our schools and health institutions are on their knees, the same government claims it cannot afford to pay public servants a living wage but has enough to make itself comfortable at the expense of the suffering masses.

Mr. President, we implore you to uphold the constitution you swore to protect. The constitution says the security and welfare of the populace shall be the primary purpose of the existence of your government. Enough is this mockery.”

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