Tinubu And Shettima Will Disappoint Their Critics – Eniola Ehinafe

The Director-General of Conference of Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Kashim Shettima National Support Groups, Eniola Ehinafe has come out to say that the new administration will disappoint its critics by improving the nation’s economy beyond expectations.

He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to him, both the president and his vice are politicians and technocrats who have the experience and capacity to move the country out of the challenges it is currently facing, so they will not fail Nigerians.

He added that for the first time in the history of Nigeria, two former governors who had served two terms in office have become the President and Vice President at the same time.

His words, “For the first time in the history of political architecture in Nigeria, Senators become the president and vice president. For the first time in Nigeria, a politician and technocrat became the president and vice president. Since we believe in the capacity of this government, we have no option than to synergize with the government and showcase and complement the efforts, in order to bring dividends of democracy to Nigerians.”

“For those who voted against Tinubu, they don’t know because their own economic boom, unfortunately, is tied, even to this government.”

“Most critics of Tinubu will be surprised the way their economic growth and resources they long expected will come speedily and perhaps they will regret that, oh, if I had known, I would have voted for this man.”

“So if you look at the President and the Vice President, you will discover that they are technocrats. They are politicians. That means they are combining two capacities together to make a government and I believe that this government is going to be an encompassing and inclusive one that believes in a knowledge-based economy, whereby the younger generation or the middle class will be able to increase their productive capacities.”

“In fact, we should also be expecting growth in the Gross Domestic Product of Nigeria.”