Tinubu’s Aide Reacts As Emir Of Kano Asks Why Nigeria Is Still Borrowing Despite Removal Of Subsidy

A fresh debate has erupted after the Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, questioned why Nigeria is still borrowing despite the removal of fuel subsidy.

His sharp question has quickly gained attention, especially as many Nigerians continue to feel the impact of economic reforms.

See the exchange that got people talking above before it disappears. Don’t miss the part many are rushing to understand right now.

Reacting to the comment, Daniel Bwala, an aide to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, explained that the government is borrowing to invest in critical sectors.

According to him, Nigeria faces a huge infrastructure gap that requires massive funding every year.

He noted that the country needs between 30 billion and 100 billion dollars annually, which current resources cannot fully cover.

This explanation has sparked mixed reactions.

While some Nigerians agree that borrowing for development is necessary, others are questioning if the funds are being used effectively.

As the conversation grows louder, many are now asking.

Is borrowing the only way forward, or is there another solution Nigerians are not being told?