Akpabio declares Nigeria hunger free zone despite IMF latest report that more and more Nigerians are falling further into abject poverty, the senate president went a step further to ask Nigerians in diaspora to return home saying that Nigerians at home are now happy with T-pain.

In a recent statement that has caught a lot of attention, the President of the Nigerian Senate, Godswill Akpabio, has made a heartfelt appeal to Nigerians living abroad, encouraging them to come back home. He believes that the country has stepped into a new chapter of economic stability and progress.

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Akpabio pointed out that the government’s ongoing economic reforms under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu are already showing promising results, declaring that the days of widespread hunger and hardship are “finally over.”

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“Nigerians are happy now. The era of hunger is over. Please come back home and enjoy the setup,” Akpabio shared while addressing Nigerians in the diaspora at a recent event.  Akpabio declares

The Senate President stressed that the current administration is working diligently to stabilize the economy, restore investor confidence, and foster an environment that promotes entrepreneurship and development. He highlighted the crucial role that Nigerians abroad can play in rebuilding the country, urging them to bring their skills, investments, and experiences back home.  Akpabio declares

Akpabio’s comments have sparked a variety of reactions from people on social media. While a handful of individuals seemed hopeful about what he said, the majority were quick to criticize him for being “out of touch” with the harsh realities that millions of Nigerians are facing, like soaring food prices, unemployment, and inflation.  Akpabio declares

Some users even wondered if the Senate President was talking about a completely different Nigeria, while others poked fun at his claim of an “era of happiness,” pointing out the everyday struggles that regular folks endure.  Akpabio declares

Observers suggest that Akpabio’s remarks might be part of the government’s strategy to project a sense of confidence and rekindle hope amid economic difficulties. However, many believe that until we see real changes in living costs and job opportunities, such statements will likely be met with doubt.  Akpabio declares

As the discussion unfolds, one question remains on the minds of Nigerians both at home and abroad: Is the era of hunger really behind us, or is this just another political line meant to soothe the public?

Meanwhile; Dele Momodu speaks on Igbo marginalization in Nigeria and called for urgent release of Nnamdi Kanu from prison, you can check below for his full comment.  Akpabio declares

Renowned media mogul and publisher of Ovation International Magazine, Chief Dele Momodu, has opened up about his thoughts on the detention of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), and the ongoing marginalization of the Igbo people within Nigeria’s political landscape.  Akpabio declares

In a compelling commentary that has ignited discussions across social media, Momodu reflected on a past broadcast by Nnamdi Kanu just before his abduction from Kenya, calling it “thought-provoking and deeply philosophical.” He believes that the renewed push for Biafra isn’t just a rebellion; it stems from years of systemic neglect, exclusion, and deprivation faced by the South East region.

Momodu pointed out that many of Kanu’s critics have rushed to judgment without truly understanding the socio-political context that fueled the movement. He remarked:  “I’ve taken the time to listen to his critics and found that most of them jumped to conclusions without really analyzing why the agitation for Biafra has reignited, Continue reading here

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