Buba Galadima, a prominent northern political figure, has accused President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC) of deliberately orchestrating a crash in food prices to undermine the northern economy. Galadima’s assertion suggests that recent reductions in food costs are part of a calculated strategy to economically destabilize Nigeria’s northern region.
This accusation has sparked widespread debate across various platforms. Many Nigerians have expressed outrage, arguing that making food more affordable should be a priority for any government. Some critics have labeled Galadima’s comments as counterproductive, emphasizing the importance of reducing food prices to alleviate the financial burden on citizens.
In contrast, the Arewa Think Tank (ATT), a northern advocacy group, has lauded President Tinubu’s economic policies, noting that the current Ramadan season has seen a significant drop in food prices, benefiting the populace.
As discussions continue, the nation remains divided on the implications of the current food pricing trends and their impact on regional economies.
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