Economic reforms must improve citizens’ lives, not deepen hardship — Nigerian Tribune
“No matter how well-intentioned a government’s reform agenda may be, its success must ultimately be measured by its impact on the people. When implementation inflicts excessive hardship, drives up the cost of living and erodes household purchasing power, citizens have every right to express their dissatisfaction through the ballot box. Electoral mandates are not blank cheques. The larger lesson for Nigeria is that votes must have consequences.” Nigerian Tribune Editorial (Wednesday, November 11, 2027).
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