Ndume: Tinubu Is Imprisoned in a Villa and Ignorant of Nigerians’ Severe Hunger
President Bola Tinubu is allegedly being held captive by people in the Presidential Villa, according to Senate Chief Whip Ali Ndume.
These people have allegedly been feeding him misinformation and preventing him from speaking to selfless Nigerians who can tell him the truth.
He was responding to a Senate resolution that encouraged the federal government to end the nation’s food crisis or risk popular outrage.
Ndume co-sponsored a motion on Tuesday titled “Urgent Need to Address Food Insecurity and Market Exploitation of Consumables in Nigeria,”
which was proposed by Senator Sunday Karimi, Chairman of the Committee on Senate Services.
He doesn’t have public affairs managers other than his spokesperson, Ajuri Ngelale, who drafts news releases, and they have now banned him from speaking.
Nigerians are becoming quite enraged. The government has to act quickly to address the food shortage as it is currently doing nothing about it. There isn’t a food reserve.
Food is not readily available. The worst problem a country may face is a food crisis. It will be a serious security crisis if we add that.
Ndume went on, “The president ought to wake up; it appears that he has been locked away and isn’t aware of what is going on.”
The plutocrats have caged him off. He ought to let them in and let them tell him the truth. Regretfully, he won’t have to fight to meet the ones who will tell him the truth.
“I am extremely concerned about myself as well as the president.”
He was disappointed that the country’s herder problem had not been addressed directly by the parties involved.
According to the chief whip of the senate, the problem of food scarcity has been made worse by the threat posed by herders.
