Peter Obi Slams President Tinubu Over Rising Poverty, Says Macroeconomic Stability Has Not Improved Nigerians’ Lives

Peter Obi Challenges World Bank’s Growth Forecast, Says Poverty Tells a Different Story - TV360 Nigeria

The NDC presidential candidate argues that rising government revenue, stronger foreign reserves and economic growth mean little without better living standards, more jobs and reduced inequality….. Former Anambra State Governor and Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate Peter Obi has questioned the optimism surrounding Nigeria’s economic outlook, arguing that improving macroeconomic indicators have yet to …

Peter Obi Slams President Tinubu Over Rising Poverty, Says Macroeconomic Stability Has Not Improved Nigerians’ Lives

The presidential candidate of the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC), Peter Obi, has criticised President Bola Tinubu’s administration over rising poverty and worsening living conditions, insisting that improvements in some macroeconomic indicators do not necessarily translate into better living standards for Nigerians.   Obi, in a statement titled “Celebrating Microeconomic Stability Amidst Increasing Poverty,” said the Federal Government shoul…

Peter Obi: Rising revenue means nothing if Nigerians remain poor

Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has criticised the Federal Government over what he described as the failure of recent economic reforms to improve the living conditions of Nigerians despite reports of better macroeconomic performance. Reacting to the latest World Bank report, Obi said improvements in government revenue,

Peter Obi challenges World Bank’s growth outlook, says Nigerians remain worse off

Former Anambra State Governor and the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Peter Obi, has said that the World Bank’s assessment of Nigeria’s improving macroeconomic performance does not reflect the economic realities facing millions of Nigerians, particularly the persistent challenges of poverty, unemployment and declining living standards.