YOUTHS ARE NOT SENSITIVE TO ECONOMY, AMAECHI

Former Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, has said that he is angry with the way Nigerians are responding to the current economic challenges.

Amaechi made this known in an interview with Igbere TV.

The former governor of Rivers State also said he expected youths to storm different streets and protest against the high cost of living but he has not seen anything that shows that they are serious.

“People should be angry because you cannot see a group of people stealing your money without doing anything. I am really angry with the citizens because they are not doing anything.

“Look at what happened in Edo State, should any politician be campaigning in Edo State? See, some of us cannot afford to buy diesel again because it’s costly,” he said.

Amaechi served as the Minister of Transportation for nearly eight years during the immediate past administration of Muhammadu Buhari.

  • Related Posts

    OLUBADAN: WE NEED LEGAL BACKING ON LAND GRABBING

    The Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja has said. The royal father who made this call in Ibadan on Wednesday while receiving the report of Niyi Akintola anti-land grabbing…

    Continue reading
    JAMB MUST END THIS ‘CYCLE OF TRAGEDY’ By Kazeem Olasupo

    Nigeria’s education system stands today at a troubling crossroads, and at the center of this crisis is the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), an institution statutorily established to facilitate…

    Continue reading

    News

    OLUBADAN: WE NEED LEGAL BACKING ON LAND GRABBING

    OLUBADAN: WE NEED LEGAL BACKING ON LAND GRABBING

    JAMB MUST END THIS ‘CYCLE OF TRAGEDY’ By Kazeem Olasupo

    JAMB MUST END THIS ‘CYCLE OF TRAGEDY’ By Kazeem Olasupo

    REMI TINUBU AT WORLD SUMMIT

    REMI TINUBU AT WORLD SUMMIT

    HOW ARISEKOLA DIED THE DAY HE WAS TO RETURN

    HOW ARISEKOLA DIED THE DAY HE WAS TO RETURN

    FUBARA AND APC CONGRESS

    FUBARA AND APC CONGRESS

    QUEEN EWUARE: PELLER’S VISIT TO BENIN PALACE ‘AUTHORISED’

    QUEEN EWUARE: PELLER’S VISIT TO BENIN PALACE ‘AUTHORISED’