Public outrage continues to trail the purchase of a new presidential jet by the Bola Tinubu administration.
The government’s decision to allocate over N150 billion for the purchase of the aircraft, at a time when Nigerians are grappling with a tough economic environment and a lingering cost of living crisis, has angered many.
President Tinubu’s policies of subsidy removal and exchange rate unification have led to increases in the prices of commodities, which experts believe are driving the current inflation.
The president has, in the past one year, urged Nigerians to bear with the hardship occasioned by those policies.
However, the government does not appear keen to follow its own counsel, as inflation currently stands at 33 per cent.
