Remi Tinubu faced backlash for her comments on empowering Nigerians through small businesses like frying akara and roasting corn. Critics argue her remarks reflect a disconnect from the economic realities faced by many citizens, highlighting the growing gap between government off
Remi Tinubu, Nigeria's First Lady, advised economically disadvantaged Nigerians to start small businesses like selling akara and roasted corn. She emphasized financial support through grants rather than loans to empower individuals and improve livelihoods amid economic challenges
Oluremi Tinubu faced backlash for remarks encouraging Nigerians to start small businesses like selling akara and roasted corn, which many perceived as trivializing economic hardships. Despite criticism, some defended her comments as promoting entrepreneurship.
