Fayose: Tinubu Faces Challenges Due to Buhari’s Economic Legacy

Former Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, has stated that President Bola Tinubu may not be able to “perform magic” in light of Nigeria’s economic challenges because of the “dead economy” left by former President Muhammadu Buhari.

Fayose argued that the loans secured by the previous administration would burden the country for years to come.

In a recent interview, Fayose shared his thoughts on the current state of Nigeria’s economy and the challenges faced by the new administration.

He acknowledged that President Tinubu inherited a difficult economic situation and that it would be challenging to make significant improvements in the short term.

Fayose criticized the previous administration for its economic policies and the loans they had taken out.

He argued that the burden of these loans would weigh heavily on the country for years, making it difficult for the new government to implement significant changes.

Despite the challenges, the former governor expressed his hope that President Tinubu would be able to make some progress in addressing the country’s economic issues.

He urged the new administration to focus on policies that would stimulate economic growth and create jobs for the nation’s citizens.

As the new government works to address the economic challenges facing Nigeria, the opinions of political figures like Ayodele Fayose provide valuable insights into the complexities of the situation.

It remains to be seen how President Tinubu will navigate these challenges and work to improve the country’s economic outlook.