President Bola Tinubu has departed for France amidst Nigeria’s ongoing petrol scarcity and surging food inflation, leaving many Nigerians concerned about the timing of his trip. As the country faces long fuel queues and record-high prices for essential goods, the economic strain on citizens continues to grow. The petrol shortage has caused transportation costs to skyrocket, further driving up the price of goods and worsening inflation.

The President’s trip to France is reportedly aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and attracting foreign investment, which could provide some long-term economic relief for Nigeria. Meetings with French officials and business leaders are expected to focus on ways to boost economic cooperation between the two nations.

However, the decision to leave Nigeria during a period of economic crisis has sparked criticism. Many citizens and political analysts feel that Tinubu’s presence is urgently needed at home to address these pressing issues. While supporters argue that foreign investment could help resolve underlying economic problems, the immediate concerns of fuel scarcity and inflation remain at the forefront of the public’s attention. Nigerians are hoping for swift government action to stabilize the economy in the midst of these growing challenges.

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