Presidency Claps Back at Atiku's Hunger Warning, Cites Economic Progress
The Presidency responded strongly to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar's warning about increasing hunger in Nigeria potentially leading to unrest. Special Assistant to the President, Bola Tinubu, criticized Atiku's remarks, calling them misleading and disconnected from the country's current positive developments.
Tinubu cited data from the National Bureau of Statistics showing improvements in headline inflation, trade surplus, and foreign exchange reserves. The Presidency highlighted the government's efforts in clearing arrears and ensuring financial stability.
Atiku's comparison of Nigeria's situation to historical revolutions was rebuffed, emphasizing the administration's focus on economic progress and stability.
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