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Tinubu, please attend promptly to economic hardship facing Nigerians

Is President Bola Tinubu aware of the increase in the price of tomatoes and ‘atarodo’ (scotch bonnet pepper) in Nigeria? Perhaps, there is the need to publicly inform President Tinubu that many Nigerians can’t afford to prepare proper stew and soup in their various homes as the prices of tomatoes and atarodo keep increasing astronomically in Nigeria every day. Market women now sell a small plate of tomatoes with not more than eight pieces at N1,000 now in Nigeria.

The Federal Government can send its representative to Bodija market and Oje market in Ibadan, Oyo State to verify this increase in the price of food stuffs.

A Yoruba proverb says: “Tebi ba ti kuro ninu ise, ise ti buse” meaning, “If we remove hunger from poverty, poverty vanishes.” May I respectfully use this medium to plead with President Tinubu to remove hunger in Nigerians’ lives.

The presidency should act fast to make enough foodstuffs available to Nigerians in our various markets at cheaper price that the average Nigerian can afford.

Nigeria has enough resources to take care of its citizens. Nigerians need President Tinubu at this moment to end the current economic hardship facing them.

 

Jimoh Mumin, Ibadan

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