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Life is full of uncertainties at the moment. With each new day comes further confusion, new concerns, more questions about the future and what it holds in store.
But eventually this too will pass, we will get vaccinated, we will emerge from our homes and we will resume something approaching normal life.
What will normal life be though? Will there be enough jobs, enough money, enough to go round?
We know the pandemic has wreaked havoc on our economy, that it has decimated the hospitality industry, and forced the Government to subsidise hundreds of thousands of workers.
What we don t know is how all that money is going to be paid back, how businesses will rebuild after almost a year in cold storage, and whether those in receipt of the PUP will have jobs to go back to.
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), yesterday, urged Nigerians to urgently rescue the country from collapse on account of the “incompetent, uninspiring and lethargic leadership of the President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.”
It described the President’s New Year address to the nation as “empty and directionless,” insisting that the speech confirmed that Nigeria had become a country without a leader.
In a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan, the party stated that the President’s speech underscored the urgent need for Nigerians to come together and salvage the nation from heading towards a failed state.