Peter Obi says President Tinubu is doing well.
Newsone Nigeria reports that Labour Party 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has sarcastically commended President Bola Tinubu, saying that he is “doing well”.
Obi, a former governor of Anambra State, said President Tinubu is doing well in fulfilling the promises he made to Nigerians during his campaign, one of which was following the footsteps of the immediate past President Muhammadu Buhari administration, whose government has been widely described as clueless and lacking direction.
This online news platform recalls that Tinubu promised during his campaign in 2023 that he would begin from where his predecessor stopped, and life has not been easy for the citizens during the years of the All Progressives Congress, APC, especially in terms of having food on their table.
Peter Obi was a guest on Arise TV on Tuesday night, April 1, 2025, when he said that the president has not failed in his promises to his people.
“He [Tinubu] is doing well because what he promised people is exactly what he is doing; that he would start and continue from where the previous government stopped,” Obi said.
“Someone who met the dollar at 300 to 400, and now it is 1,500, he has done fantastic.
“What is happening can be turned around with a competent leader who has the capacity and compassion to serve. I would make sure to address Nigerians at least once every month.”
Watch Peter Obi’s video on President Tinubu below…
“He (Tinubu) is doing well because what he promised people is exactly what he is doing; that he would start and continue from where the previous government stopped. Someone who met the dollar at 300 to 400, and now it is 1,500, he has done fantastic.” – Peter Obi. pic.twitter.com/Fx6pAXkzkc
— Imran Muhammad (@Imranmuhdz) April 1, 2025
Meanwhile, Newsone recalls that President Tinubu removed fuel subsidies on his first day in office and later floated the naira leading to economic shocks, including inflation, higher living costs, and currency devaluation.
Among other things, the electricity tariff was adjusted to attract investment and improve supply, but many Nigerians worry about paying more without stable power supply.
