President Tinubu, one year into office: An Evaluation by JM OWOLABI (@omobabaijebu101)

With little to no anticipation for this administration upon assuming office, it's unsurprising that their performance has been lackluster, exacerbating the pains and suffering of Nigerians.

To clarify, the Tinubu administration campaigned on a platform of renewed hope, akin to the hope shattered by the previous ruling party under former President Muhammadu Buhari, leaving Nigerians questioning whether this is indeed a renewal of hope or a resurgence of hopelessness.

Under President Tinubu's watch, inflation, unemployment, and the cost of goods and services have reached all-time highs in our country. The first four years of his tenure have witnessed an unprecedented number of political appointments, prompting one to question whether the presidency's primary function is to reward cronies and election riggers with positions of power.

It has been a year, yet we cannot identify any significant projects or policies from the government. The hardships endured by Nigerians have only intensified, making it imperative for President Tinubu to awaken from his slumber. The electioneering period is over; it's time to roll up his sleeves and get to work if he genuinely desires to see Nigerians take to the streets in support.

President Tinubu must prioritize a series of reforms aimed at addressing the pressing issues facing Nigeria. Firstly, an overhaul of the economic policies is imperative to tackle inflation and unemployment. This could involve implementing targeted stimulus packages for key sectors, fostering a conducive environment for business growth, and promoting entrepreneurship.

There should be a concerted effort to curb corruption and promote transparency in governance. This entails strengthening anti-corruption agencies, enforcing accountability measures, and fostering a culture of integrity within the government.

Investments in critical infrastructure projects are essential to spur economic development and improve the standard of living for Nigerians. This includes upgrading transportation networks, expanding access to electricity and clean water, and investing in healthcare and education facilities.

President Tinubu should also prioritize social welfare programs to alleviate the plight of the most vulnerable segments of society. This could involve expanding access to healthcare and education, providing social safety nets for the unemployed, and addressing the housing shortage.

By prioritizing economic revitalization, anti-corruption efforts, infrastructure development, social welfare, and national unity, his administration can chart a path towards a brighter future for all Nigerians.

Hehehe! Perhaps this fella was one of those shouting "this government will favour me and my family" and the "on your mandate we shall stand" band of zombies. Meanwhile why are the chronic zombies of the government no opening threads to showcase the achievements of the their stolen mandate messiah?