President Tinubu declares w@r on hunger, says food security is non-negotiable.
President Ahmed Bola Tinubu of the federal republic of Nigeria has declared w@r on hunger, saying food security is non-negotiable.
This was made known in a recent tweet he made on his verified X account.
He said, “Food security is non-negotiable!”
It is no longer news that the cost of living in Nigeria has risen over the past few years, and this has brought hardship to a lot of people.
In order to remedy the situation, the president wants to ensure food security for all, even though how he plans to achieve that is not clearly stated.
CelebrityNote compiled the following reactions to his tweet on X.
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@AfamDeluxo – “We all know you are talking about a bag of rice, because that is the only food you know.”
@youngblesstmoni – “In a world of abundance, it’s a moral failure if anyone is left without access to nutritious food. Collaboration is the key.”
@abdullahayofel – ‘Thank you, sir, the best president ever. The entire sensible youth of our great nation are solidly behind you. May you succeed.”
@EdorheJones – “All due respect. Reduce the price of Pms, and everything will be reduced in pricing, because Pms is the main catalyst for transportation. Then set a team to enforce prices to suit the current reality of the economy. Nigerians are really suffering due to the h@rsh implementation of your policies, Sir.”
@trendwithola – “Just name one thing you’ve done to ensure food security since the very day you stol£ your way into the office. I’m curious.”
@ubongutioh – “Just tweeting what you don’t understand. How do you achieve food security when NBS says thousands of Nigerians are being kidn@pped, including farmers?”
@MustapherSaeed – “Food security is non-negotiable, but your government still expends millions of dollars on private jets, yachts, and unnecessary construction of premises for government officials. Any head of government serious about the ‘non-negotiability’ of food security would not embark on those expenses at a time of economic cr!s!s. If you want Nigerians to trust your government, make a visible sacrifice to put your country first.”
@atkfarouk – “This is spot on! Food security is a priority in every state. What are you doing to make sure this is no more a problem in the remaining two years of your administration? Regards.”
