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As President Tinubu marks two years in office, the PDP delivers a scathing verdict: a "nightmarish" era of economic collapse, unchecked insecurity, and alleged corruption. With inflation at 40% and the Naira in freefall, Nigerians—home and abroad—are asking: Is there a light ahead?
  • Economic Shock: Fuel prices (₦87 → ₦1,000+) and Naira depreciation (₦167 → ₦1,600/$) have crippled households and businesses.
  • Security Crisis: PDP claims 600,000+ lives lost to violence since 2023, accusing the government of inaction.
  • Debt Spiral: Nigeria’s debt hits ₦182.91 trillion, with a fresh $24 billion loan request stirring debate.
  • Diaspora Impact: Multinationals exiting Nigeria signal eroding global confidence, affecting remittance-dependent families.
The PDP’s critique underscores a widening gulf between policy promises and lived realities, raising stakes for Tinubu’s anniversary address on May 29.

For ordinary Nigerians, survival costs now eclipse political rhetoric.