Former Anambra State Governor and Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has criticized President Bola Tinubu’s administration, claiming that many Nigerians who once ran thriving businesses have now been reduced to selling kuli-kuli to survive.
Speaking in an interview with Chude Jideonwo published Wednesday, Obi argued that hardship under Tinubu’s government has deepened poverty, hunger, and insecurity.
He dismissed suggestions that enthusiasm for his 2023 presidential campaign had waned, insisting that his support base has grown as more Nigerians reassess the current administration.
“Those who had businesses when he came into power have collapsed. They are now the people who are selling kuli-kuli,” Obi said.Obi criticized Tinubu’s “Renewed Hope” agenda, describing it as “hopelessness,” and maintained that Nigerians could no longer be convinced the country was progressing.
He claimed that poverty levels and hunger rankings have worsened since Tinubu assumed office.
The former governor also defended his alliance with ex-Kano State Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso,
