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‘Poverty not Nigeria’s destiny’ – SDP chieftain, Adebayo blasts Tinubu govt
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‘Poverty not Nigeria’s destiny’ – SDP chieftain, Adebayo blasts Tinubu govt

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The Social Democratic Party, SDP, presidential candidate, Adewole Adebayo, has again slammed the administration of President Bola Tinubu over the level of hardship in the country.

In a post on his verified X handle on Tuesday, Adebayo said poverty is not Nigeria’s destiny, lamenting that poverty is the consequence of policy failures and poor leadership.

Adebayo stated that Nigeria could reverse its economic fortunes through what he described as the right government, clear priorities and deliberate planning.

The SDP’s presidential candidate pointed out that despite three years of economic reforms, millions of Nigerians continue to struggle with rising hardship and reduced purchasing power.

“Poverty is not Nigeria’s destiny. It is the result of failed leadership and it can be defeated with the right government, the right priorities and the right plan,” Adebayo stated.

‘Poverty not Nigeria’s destiny’ – SDP chieftain, Adebayo blasts Tinubu govt

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