Peter Obi Raises Alarm Over Nigeria’s Growing Debt Crisis

In a powerful and alarming statement, former Minister of Transportation and ex-Governor of Rivers State, Rotimi Amaechi, has sounded the alarm on the worsening economic conditions under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Speaking during a recent political gathering, Amaechi didn’t hold back his words, declaring that Nigerians are already dying of hunger, and that if President Tinubu is re-elected for a second term, the hardship will multiply beyond control. “We are not just suffering now — if Tinubu returns for another term, we will be dead and buried,” Amaechi warned.
This comes amid rising inflation, growing insecurity, fuel subsidy removal effects, and an ever-weakening naira. The cost of living continues to soar, and ordinary Nigerians are finding it increasingly difficult to afford food, transportation, and healthcare. Many believe the current administration has failed to deliver on its promises of economic reform and social justice.
Amaechi’s comment has sparked intense reactions nationwide, especially considering his past alliance with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). Many view his outburst as a wake-up call to Nigerians ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Observers believe this could be the beginning of deeper cracks within the APC, as more former allies of Tinubu begin to speak out. Citizens, meanwhile, are echoing Amaechi’s sentiments online, expressing their frustration and hopelessness in the current state of the nation.
As the political climate heats up, one question remains on everyone’s lips: Will Nigerians endure another four years under Tinubu, or is change on the horizon?
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