Kehinde Oluwafunso
Nigeria is a complex country to govern going by the nonchalant attitudes of those in positions of power, the unholy relationship between lMF , World Bank and our government will continue to undermine the efforts of this government and may not allow the short, middle and long term effects of workings of the government to be effective at any level. The lMF and World Bank's requirements has always underdeveloped nations with weak economic conditions, there is no nation whose economic situations has ever improved because of the abracadabra and gimmicks of these world financial institutions, the system that makes Nigeria to shake whenever lMF or the World Bank sneezes must stop , the lMF and the World Bank's yokes would continue to make our economy wobble, enough is enough, the yoke must be totally broken now, the undue control /influence and manipulation of Mr Wale Edun, our finance minister and Mr.Cardoso, the CBN Governor by the Presidents of the world bank and lMF in Washington DC must expire today.
Messrs Wale Edun and Cardozo are so many times seeing sweating through our airports to keep appointments with the president of these financial institutions in Washington DC and China, with caps in hands to access huge loans that unborn children may have to pay through their noses , may God deliver us.
President Bola Tinubu must get his acts right, knows what he is doing and tactically fight the economic monsters sucking Nigeria dry every minute, the international image of this country needs to be overhauled, the efforts president Bola Tinubu through his economic intervention efforts must be allowed to breathe and survive, our state governors must stop being,,"you know me, you dey do me", attitudes to president Bola Tinubu and support him totally. Every Judas Iscariot in the cabinet and government of President Bola Tinubu must be exposed and not spared, enough is enough, half a word is enough for the wise.
Kehinde Oluwafunso is a tourism expert, culture and arts consultant and Panafest Representative in Nigeria .
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