In his inaugural speech, President Tinubu listed security as top priority, vowing to reform the country’s security doctrine and architecture.
JUSUN, with over 120,000 members, is the latest union from a critical sector to join the budding industrial action led by the NLC.
His pronouncement triggered panic across the country as citizens rushed to buy fuel while oil marketers suddenly increased pump price.
Looting among Mr Buhari’s appointees and associates was widespread, and his wife Aisha coordinated several influence-peddling rackets throughout her eight years as the First Lady.
On May 31, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) announced pump price increment that saw petrol price skyrocket from N195 to over N500 nationwide.
Mr Onanuga’s lamentation comes a few days after Mr Tinubu said he should not be pitied for he is aware of the issues confronting the country before vying to be President.
Mr Onanuga’s statement comes as a response to planned protest by the NLC against fuel pump price increment.
Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the spokesman for the Nigeria Police Force, says his colleagues hate him because he exposes their dirty deals.
