You Were Elected to Solve Problems, Not Shift Blame, Oshoma Tells Tinubu

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: October 25, 2026Country: Nigeria
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You Were Elected to Solve Problems, Not Shift Blame, Oshoma Tells Tinubu

Lawyer and public affairs analyst Liborous Oshoma criticized Nigerian President Bola Tinubu for blaming previous governments for the country’s economic hardship. In a Saturday interview on Arise Television, Oshoma said Nigerians elected Tinubu to address fuel prices, naira depreciation, hunger and insecurity. He said that three years into the administration, Nigerians had yet to see the promised “Renewed Hope” and were instead seeing more blame games. Oshoma urged the president to take responsibility and fulfill his campaign promises.

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