Cynthia Morgan blasts Tinubu over fuel subsidy removal
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In a series of posts on her Instagram story, Morgan described Tinubu as the “most terrible president Nigeria has ever had” while acknowledging that the situation could still be salvaged.
By Oluwapelumi Oluwayemi
Former Nigerian dancehall singer Cynthia Morgan has criticized President Bola Tinubu over his decision to remove fuel subsidies completely, calling it a “terrible move.”
In a series of posts on her Instagram story, Morgan described Tinubu as the “most terrible president Nigeria has ever had” while acknowledging that the situation could still be salvaged.
She argued that if the price of fuel were reduced to ₦500 per liter, the cost of living would ease. According to her, a gradual transition is necessary, supported by proper development and infrastructure.
“When you read The Soldiers of Fortune, you will realize Tinubu is not the most terrible president Nigeria has ever had, but nevertheless, removing 100 percent of the subsidy was a terrible move,” she wrote.
Morgan urged the government to reconsider its approach, emphasizing that drastic economic policies should be implemented in phases.
“A baby can’t go from breast milk to yam in just a day. Abeg consider us,” she added.
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