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Nigerians Are Going Though Hard Times, Really Suffering – Sen. Shehu Sani

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Chairman, Senate Committee on Foreign and Domestic debts, Senator Shehu Sani, has said that it will be a blatant deceit for anyone to say that Nigerians are not suffering or going through hard times, stressing that the unadulterated truth is that “Nigerians are hungry”.

This is just as he reiterated that “change can only be change if it is truly a change that people can see, affirm and confirm to be so”.

Senator Sani who represents Kaduna Central in the red chamber who stated this when he received Journalists who paid him sallah homage in Kaduna, further stressed that, “Nigerians are suffering, there is so much hunger in the land, states are unable to pay salaries with a multiplying effect such that Nigerians are unable to settle bills, pay fees for their children and meet family needs.

“Anyone who says Nigerians are not suffering is only deceiving themselves” he emphasised.

He however called on Nigerians to support President Muhammadu Buhari in his quest to reposition Nigeria, adding that challenges of the country requires collective efforts.

Senator Sani also averred that Nigeria needs a sustainable government and political structure that can manage it’s resources effectively.

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