You can’t be billionaire in Nigeria with public funds

I want to commend George Bode; he is a great personality and should be protected

The President should appoint a man of George Bode’s nature to his cabinet.

I had the privilege of listening to some of his speeches about how the problems of Nigeria started and how people suddenly became rich without factories or reliable sources of income to show for it. I had this same conversation with someone the other day.

All these individuals mentioned by George Bode, and many more, are part of the current problem situation in Nigeria.

People should stop blaming President Tinubu. Honestly, we can fix Nigeria, but it is sad that some people are untouchable because of politics.

It is also shameful for one person to possess so much wealth at the expense of others, especially when the money in question was falsely obtained and distributed.

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If the bank’s CEO and so-called billionaires, and those who call themselves oil tycoons, claim to be successful businessmen, they should help the President fix the rising inflation and economic inequality or degradation. The truth is, there are no successful billionaires in Nigeria without government money. Although in every rule, there are exceptions. Even when the dollar is falling in Nigeria, the prices of things never change because whatever goes up in Nigeria never comes down. The masses must learn to hold their Governors accountable, and not everything should be blamed on the President.

Osunde Douglas Eseosa is a Legal Consultant, Criminal Defense Advocate, and Corporate Law Lawyer. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) with Honors and a Master of Laws (LL.M) in Transnational Business Practice Law from the USA. Additionally, he is a Barrister, Solicitor, and Advocate of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.