According to the report from Voice Tv, As the 2027 general elections approach, political figures are continuing to express their views on the current administration and its policies. In a recent statement, an ex-Northern governor voiced his thoughts on President Bola Tinubu’s efforts in managing the economy, particularly in terms of reducing the prices of goods.
The former governor highlighted that there has been notable progress, especially in the face of challenging economic times. “Secondly, I found out that the prices of goods are going down, more especially during this difficult time that we’re approaching. There’s progress. Tell us, report us. There’s progress so that we can add more,” he remarked. His emphasis was on the positive changes that have been happening, despite the ongoing difficulties facing the country.
He further credited these improvements to President Tinubu’s intervention, noting, “Definitely, there’s a hand of a person who has an interest in the people. This price has come down, that’s why the price is not just automatic or on nothing has been done.” He acknowledged that these reductions were not coincidental, pointing to deliberate efforts made by the administration.
As part of his example, the former governor shared his personal experience with price changes over the last year. “Last year, even during or after the rainy season, I bought 100 kg of millet at 84,000, but today, Mr. President, it’s 65 to 60,” he said, highlighting a significant decrease in the cost of essential goods.
This statement comes at a time when the nation is preparing for the upcoming general elections, and discussions surrounding the economy and leadership are taking center stage. The ex-governor’s comments reflect the complex landscape of public opinion as the country looks toward the future under President Tinubu’s leadership.
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