'The same fuel subsidy Tinubu opposed is what he wants us to celebrate' – Actor Adeka

Nigerian actor Ray Adeka has criticized supporters of President Bola Tinubu for praising economic reforms while Nigerians face hardship. In a recent video, Adeka pointed out that the president himself opposed fuel subsidy removal during the 2012 Occupy Nigeria protests. He questioned why the administration is celebrated for removing fuel subsidies, expanding the tax bracket, and allowing the naira to float, which he considers trivial achievements.

Adeka recalled that Tinubu was against fuel subsidy removal during his time as a governor, and accused the supporter's of "always grammar." He also criticized the expansion of the tax bracket, which he believes would burden more poor Nigerians. Lastly, Adeka sarcastically remarked on the floating of the naira, seeing it as one of the administration's supposedly impressive reforms.