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 No Clear Successor: Desmond Elliot Speaks on Tinubu's Legacy and Defends His Political Record Nollywood actor-turned-politician Desmond Elliot has sparked intense conversations online following his recent appearance on The Morayo Show. Representing Surulere Constituency I in the Lagos State House of Assembly, Elliot addressed critical national issues, his political future, and his unwavering alignment with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The Search for Tinubu’s Successor: 'No Savior Yet' During the engaging interview, Elliot weighed in on the future of Nigeria's leadership, asserting that there is currently no obvious successor to President Tinubu. Dismissing the idea of a quick-fix political savior, he emphasized that Nigeria's progress relies on structural continuity rather than individual personalities. Elliot advocated for a robust, long-term governance model where successive administrations build on established frameworks, suggesting that relying on spontaneous p...

KADUNA TEEN REVEALS FAMILY EAT GRASS TO SURVIVE AMID ECONOMIC CRISIS. (PHOTO).


 Kaduna Teen Reveals Family Eat Grass To Survive Amid Economic Crisis 


Aheart-wrenching video has surfaced, showing a teenage boy from the Barnawa community in Kaduna State, who is forced to gather grass meant for livestock as food for his family due to extreme poverty.


The boy, who is estimated to be between 12 and 16 years old, is seen carrying a sack of grass from a farm.


In his testimony, he reveals how his family has resorted to consuming grass due to unbearable hardship, highlighting the dire circumstances faced by his household.


The boy who spoke in Hausa language explained, “We prepare the grass with Maggi (seasoning cube) and groundnut cake (known as Kulikuli). It can be eaten alone or with these ingredients.”


The teenage boy shared that his family has been forced to rely on grass as a substitute for food because they can no longer afford staple meals like spaghetti or rice.


In a poignant plea, he urged the government to intervene, saying, “We need palliative measures to help us and others survive Nigeria’s harsh economy.”

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