Fuel subsidy would’ve bankrupted Nigeria – Umohinyang, human rights activist

By Zika Bobby
In this gripping conversation, constitutional lawyer, human rights activist, and public affairs analyst Emmanuel Umohinyang delivers a candid assessment of the nation’s political landscape. Evaluating President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s first term in office, Umohinyang offers a firm defense of the administration’s economic blueprint, contending that the President must be granted a second term to solidify these hard-won reforms and guide Nigeria toward a path of sustainable progress.
Many Nigerians are experiencing severe economic hardship under the current administration. Are you advocating for a change of leadership come 2027?
I am not calling for a change. I am only calli...