Mr Kukah’s lamentation echoes the International Monetary Fund’s stance that poverty and food insecurity remain high under Mr Tinubu’s watch.
Mr Abubakar said, “Nigerians are dying. The president (Mr Tinubu) is nowhere to be found.”
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The White House listed five premises suggesting COVID-19 leaked from the Wuhan laboratory.
In August 2024, thousands of Nigerians staged a 10-day nationwide protest against bad governance and hunger.
Mr Wike queried why Mr Abubakar is not leading talks to build the PDP but speaking coalition to wrest power from Mr Tinubu.
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Some mocked Mr Tinubu, calling him a “remote worker”, “remote president,” and “diaspora president”, practising “virtual governance.”
A statement by presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga said Mr Tinubu has been “overseeing critical national issues” from abroad.
The monarch lamented the menace of fake news spread through social media platforms.
“Amid all these, the CEO (Mr Tinubu) of the troubling company called Nigeria is retreating far away land in France from the company’s headquarters,” stated Mr Obi.
To lure the unsuspecting public, CBEX avoided being regarded or seen as a “Ponzi scheme, projecting itself as a digital trading investment platform.
