By Dan Onwukwe
When President Ahmed Bola Tinubu barreled into office two years ago with the ill-advised “subsidy is gone”, nobody knew it was the beginning of a barrage of policy missteps that have turned into a grievance fest, leaving every aspect of Nigerian life terribly touched.
Predictably,
it has been a “shock-and-awe” two years. What has unfolded before our eyes is
the abandonment of virtually all campaign promises, and a deliberate intent on
using the office of the presidency to exercise raw political power and
transform Nigeria, not on the aspirations of the people, but to transform the
country and critical institutions in Tinubu’s own image.
