![download - 2024-06-04T054310.023 (1).jpeg download - 2024-06-04T054310.023 (1).jpeg](https://nigerianbulletin.com/data/attachments/204/204599-8631f699a54c79c7808125721f75e7d7.jpg?hash=hjH2maVMec)
Comedian Mr. Macaroni criticizes Nigeria's ruling APC for their handling of current challenges, highlighting their harsh opposition tactics against former President Jonathan. He urges the government to address the people's needs, echoing widespread dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs in Nigeria.
Comedian Mr. Macaroni has criticized Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) for their handling of the country's current challenges.
In a tweet, he highlighted how no party has enjoyed opposition as much as the APC, recalling their frequent protests and harsh criticisms against former President Goodluck Jonathan and his family while they were in opposition.
Mr. Macaroni pointed out the inconsistency between APC's past actions and their current performance. He argued that if APC understood what the people deserved back then, they should have no trouble understanding and addressing the people's needs now.
“No Political party enjoyed opposition like APC! They cursed at Jonathan and his family every day. Nobody protested as much as they did. If APC knew what the people deserved back then, they should have no problem understanding what the people want and deserve now! The people are suffering! The Government should WAKE UP!!!” he tweeted.
His comments sparked reactions on social media, with many users agreeing and recounting the harsh words and actions directed at Jonathan and his administration by APC members. Some users noted that the current government should address the country's issues more effectively now that they are in power.
This critique comes amidst widespread dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs in Nigeria, as citizens continue to face economic and social challenges. Mr. Macaroni's statements echo the sentiments of many Nigerians who feel that the government should be more responsive to the people's needs.