Gịnị mere i ji chee na a na-ekwupụta enyemaka na mberede ugbu a, na nso nso a ka 2027 na-eru?
Ekwere m na azịza ahụ na-abụkarị ihe doro anya. Mgbe ihe karịrị afọ atọ nke mkpagbu gafeworo, a na-enye gị ugbu a ihe yiri mmanụ mgbu nke oge na-adịghị ebe ndọrọ ndọrọ ọchịchị dịka 2027 na-abịaru nso. Ana m agba ndị mmadụ ume ka anyị ghara iji ahụ iru ala nke oge mbịaru ntuli aka tụgharịa dịka ezigbo mmụba akụ na ụba. Ọzọkwa, olee ebe ahụ iru ala ahụ dị? Ị na-enwe mmetụta ahụ iru ala ahụ?
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We have also repeatedly demanded a comprehensive reconciliation of the nearly ₦30 trillion identified across Federation Account revenues, deductions, savings, transfers and related entries. If our reconciliation is wrong, publish the complete ledger and establish the facts.
There is equally the disclosure that Import Duty Exemption Certificate approvals covered about ₦34 trillion worth of imports in 2025. Nigerians deserve to know who benefited, the values attached to those exemptions, their legal basis and the measurable public benefit they delivered.
So when you suddenly announce that relief is coming “in the next few weeks,” Nigerians are entitled to ask: Why now?
The answer is becoming increasingly obvious. After more than three years of hardship, Nigerians are now being offered a temporary dose of political anaesthesia as 2027 approaches. God forbid that Nigerians should mistake election-season relief for economic recovery.