Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has criticised President Bola Tinubu’s administration over Uber’s reported decision to withdraw its ride hailing services from Nigeria.
Atiku described the government’s economic reforms as “wicked,” arguing that policies introduced under the current administration are making it increasingly difficult for businesses to operate and Nigerians to cope with rising costs.
He linked Uber’s exit to the broader economic challenges facing the country, saying the development should serve as another warning about the impact of government policies on investors and businesses...READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE .
According to Atiku, an environment that places excessive pressure on businesses could discourage investment, reduce employment opportunities and ultimately worsen economic hardship for Nigerians.
His comments are likely to intensify the political debate over Tinubu’s economic policies, with the opposition continuing to question whether the government’s reforms are producing the promised benefits for citizens and businesses.
The criticism comes as the administration maintains that its reforms are necessary to reposition the Nigerian economy and create a stronger foundation for long term growth.
