In the light of the recent dance of the Naira against the Dollar and other major currencies, a newspaper has reported how the President has received hard knocks on his handling of the issue.

DAILY POST had reported that Naira, on Wednesday slumped against the Dollar after closing at 950/$ at the parallel market following the persistence of the forex crisis.

According to the news report by Daily Post, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Board of Trustees has taken a swipe at President Bola Tinubu’s administration over lingering hardship experienced by Nigerians.

The BoT in a communique after its meeting in Abuja on Thursday, expressed worries over the continued fall in the value of Naira against the US Dollar.

Speaking on the matter, the BoT attributed the fall of Naira to “ill-implemented policies” of the Tinubu-led All Progressives Congress, APC government.

The PDP also lamented the deteriorating security situation in the country amid apprehension which according to the party, were occasioned by the “ill-planned policies” of the present government.

The communique read in part, “The BoT expresses serious concerns over the excruciating hardship, worsening insecurity and general sense of apprehension and despondency across the country occasioned by the hasty implementation of ill-planned policies of the overtly insensitive APC administration

“The BoT is seriously worried over the continued fall in the value of the Naira arising from the ill-implemented policies of the APC with attendant devastating negative effect on the economy resulting in agonizing high costs and unbearable pressure on families”.

It is time every Nigerian citizen begins to look at other options that can help them augment their salaries or other sources of income such as business or freelancing services so as to strengthen their purchasing power through more earnings on a daily basis even as the Naira struggles to gain balance. Nothing stops anyone from remaining a Nigerian yet earning in Dollars right here in Nigeria.

It is more of a question of choice rather than the prevailing economic situation in the country. Things can be better and yes, they will if we take the right decisions.

No president at the moment please....