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Atiku Blast Tinubu Over Claim Say Opposition Cause Hunger for Nigeria

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Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar don criticise President Bola Tinubu over im claim say na opposition parties cause hunger and poverty for Nigeria. Atiku describe the claim as either delusion or serious political forgetfulness.

Atiku Abubakar, wey be presidential candidate of African Democratic Congress (ADC), don react to Tinubu statement for APC campaign launch for Kaduna on Saturday. Tinubu bin accuse opposition politicians say na dem cause hunger and poverty wey Nigerians dey face.

For statement wey him Director of Strategic Communication, Phrank Shaibu, release, Atiku say APC government suppose accept responsibility for the economic problems wey Nigeria dey face.

Atiku point out say APC don rule Nigeria for eight years before Tinubu enter office, and Tinubu don add another three and half years. Him argue say hardship no start when opposition begin talk about am, and urge Tinubu make him answer for him government record.

Atiku also criticise the plan to commission one section of Abuja-Kaduna Expressway, say speech and ribbon-cutting no mean say road project don complete.

The former vice-president question the removal of petrol subsidy and the fall in value of naira, say dem don make life harder for Nigerians.

Him also refer to World Bank estimate wey say 63 per cent of Nigerians fit dey below the national poverty line for 2026, and demand explanation about government spending on energy security and petroleum pipeline projects.

Atiku say government no fit make life difficult for three years and still blame other people for talking about the hardship.

Him add say the 2027 presidential election go give voters chance to judge Tinubu government based on how the policies don affect their everyday life.

Meanwhile, supporters of the Presidency don defend the economic reforms, describing dem as necessary steps to stabilise government finances, even as critics continue to question the impact on households.

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