APC chieftain Joe Igbokwe laments the rising cost of living in Nigeria, particularly the price of rice, stating that the future leaders needed to resolve these issues are yet to be born. His remarks have ignited discussions on government accountability and the necessity for youth involvement in politics.
In a recent statement, Joe Igbokwe, an APC chieftain, expressed his dismay over the soaring prices of basic necessities, particularly a bag of rice, which has reached alarming heights. He lamented that the individuals capable of rescuing Nigeria from its current predicament are yet to be born. His comments come amid growing concerns regarding the rising cost of living and the impact on citizens.
Igbokwe's remarks have sparked a wave of reactions across social media platforms, with many users criticizing the government and questioning the effectiveness of current leadership. Some commenters pointed out the irony of Igbokwe's lamentations, suggesting that he previously supported President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his policies. They argued that if Tinubu was truly the solution to Nigeria's issues, citizens would not be facing such economic challenges.
In response to Igbokwe's claims, several individuals highlighted the importance of empowering the youth and allowing new voices to emerge in the political landscape. There’s a palpable frustration among citizens who feel abandoned by their leaders, leading to a call for change and a demand for accountability from those in power. As the cost of living continues to rise, the urgency for solutions becomes increasingly apparent, with many advocating for the next generation to take charge of the nation's future.
