Former Rivers State Governor and current Minister Rotimi Amaechi has voiced strong dissatisfaction with the current situation in Nigeria, urging citizens to protest against the government due to widespread hunger and economic hardship.
In his remarks on the nation’s escalating struggles, Amaechi argued that elections should not have taken place given the severe conditions many Nigerians are enduring.
“People should be angry and protest against politicians. They should also say elections shouldn’t be held because the rate of hunger now is high. If people like us can’t afford diesel, then imagine how other people are,” he stated.
Referring to the recent elections in Edo State, Amaechi criticized the timing of such political activities amid national suffering.
“What happened in Edo shouldn’t have taken place, elections shouldn’t have been held,” he emphasized.
