Nigerians have expressed doubt and criticism over the Tinubu administration's proposed ban on petrol-powered vehicles, citing concerns about feasibility and potential waste.
President Bola Tinubu's administration has faced a wave of backlash and skepticism from Nigerians after unveiling plans to phase out the use of petrol-powered vehicles in the country. The proposed ban has drawn criticism from citizens who question its feasibility and express concerns about potential waste.
The reactions came in response to a tweet from an artist, who shared a pencil drawing and encouraged followers to retweet. However, many Nigerians seized the opportunity to voice their opinions on the government's recent announcement regarding petrol-powered cars.
One user expressed unwavering support for Tinubu, stating it was the best decision and dismissing critics. However, others were more skeptical and critical of the proposed ban. A user questioned the logic behind the decision, stating it would destroy the country's market. Another user dismissed the policy as "another thoughtless policy aimed only to deceive the public," predicting that it would be forgotten and abandoned like other Tinubu policies.
Concerns about potential waste were also raised, with a user suggesting, "This is another strategic agenda to approve and waste billions soon give him little time you will understand the actual meaning of this story."
Another user bluntly stated, "Tinubu go finish 9ja mark this tweet," expressing doubts about the administration's ability to effectively govern the country. Other users questioned the practicality of the proposed ban, asking about the fate of the cars recently given to the Senate and others, and highlighting the potential financial implications of discarding billions of naira worth of vehicles bought just months ago.
The diverse range of reactions showcases the skepticism and criticism that Nigerians have towards the Tinubu administration's proposed ban on petrol-powered vehicles. As the policy continues to be debated, it remains to be seen how the government will address the concerns raised by citizens and navigate the potential challenges ahead.
