Nigerian comedian and actor Otaghware Onod, better known as I Go Save, has posed a question to the Federal Government.
He questioned if the government can bring back old dollar prices, old fuel prices, old flight prompt operating ste, old taxation, old security standards and more.
This question is coming on the heels of the government bringing back the old National anthem.
“Since una don bring back old national anthem, can you people bring back our old dollar price, old fuel price, old flight prompt operating style, old taxation, old security standards, etc.”.
See some comments below,
One Naigbo wrote, “Na person wey don chop go get strength dey sing anthem
One Rex Bright121 wrote, “Even old Nigerian coins and old history for school syllabus
One Naija Baker Smart wrote, “Valid questions
One Official Elaw wrote, “Please tell them
One Tech Xi wrote, “Thank you, sir. Tell them, make them bring back old everything
One Kizbyn20 wrote, “They should bring back coin
One Rinchi Mufasa wrote, “Misplaced priorities wan kill Nigerian leaders
One Dking Babs wrote, “Nigeria is not a real. place, feels like an illusion of a place to live”.
Weeks back, actress Yvonne Jegede had tackled the Governor of Lagos, Sanwo Olu, over the economic hardship. She questioned why the governor is feeding Lagosians rather than employing them, as she noted how the governor can employ people and pay them minimum wage.
Influencer Laura Ikeji addressed President Tinubu over the current Nigerian economy. She pleaded and begged the Nigerian government while she even sacrificed herself to assist the government as the current Nigerian economy is rapidly declining.
Also, Mercy Aigbe passionately appealed to the son of the President, Seyi Tinubu, noting how people are hungry and dying in the country over the economy. She asserted that the country’s present situation is terrible, and she urged the government to do something about it.
Meanwhile, Seyi Tinubu had pleaded with Nigerians to endure the current economic hardship in the country. He explained that it was necessary for Nigeria to have a better future.
