Based on my knowledge of Tinubu’s incompetence when it comes to economic matters – ha has only ever demonstrated a capacity to design mostly crude but sometimes criminally creative ways to milk citizens – I predicted that the ₦ would fall further in value to about ₦1,000/$ by December 2023. Pessimistic as I was, even I am stunned at the speed with which Tinubu’s ineptitude is burying the ₦. As of this evening, it exchanged for ₦915/$1. A lot of Tinubu’s lickspittles are convinced that I hate him.
I don’t. I simply despise him and everything he represents. I witnessed his blindness to opportunities for the growth of the public commonwealth, in favour of his own personal selfish interests. It would appear that between his own personal greed, perhaps now surpassed by that of the monsters he’s been breeding amongst his closest aides, Nigeria has definitely drawn a very short straw – pun unintended
To have a criminally minded, rapacious Tinubu inflicted on a country still reeling from the deep trauma of the Buhari years is the worst thing that could have ever happened to Nigeria. The ₦ has just now beginnits inexorable and unavoidable plunge into oblivion. It will be a very bumpy ride into hell for Nigeria and the only possible realistic remedy is to retrieve the mandate stolen by Tinubu and his gang from him. It is now looking like the ₦ will hit ₦1,000/$1 well before December, odd turn of events in a period when the price of crude oil is galloping. The catalyst for this oddity is the looming shadow of the usurper, “Bola Ahmed Tinubu”. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary #TinubuMUSTbeDisqualified
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