Nigeria More Divided Than Ever Before Under President Buhari: Kingsley Moghalu

A former Deputy Governor of Nigeria’s Central Bank Kingsley Moghalu says the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari has left the citizens divided such as never been seen before in the history of the country.

Mr Moghalu stated this on Wednesday when he featured on ARISE News said the government of President Buhari has also left Nigerians poorer and insecure than they have ever been.

The former CBN deputy governor had on Tuesday declared his intention to run for the office of the President in the 2023 general election but told ARISE News that the little infrastructural gains made by Mr Buhari’s administration is meaningless to the ordinary citizen who doesn’t have food to eat and feels unhappy to be a Nigerian.

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