President Tinubu Has Made Life Easier, Rice Was ₦100K Before But Now It’s ₦60K — Rarara Declares

Popular Kano-based musician and staunch supporter of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Dauda Kahutu Rarara, has stated that the current administration has made life easier for many Nigerians, pointing to a significant drop in the price of rice as evidence of improving economic conditions.

Speaking during a recent public appearance, Rarara argued that while Nigerians faced severe economic challenges in the early stages of the administration, recent developments indicate that government policies are beginning to yield positive results.

According to him, a bag of rice that previously sold for as much as ₦100,000 can now be purchased for around ₦60,000 in some markets.

Rarara maintained that the reduction in food prices demonstrates that President Tinubu’s economic reforms are gradually taking effect, despite criticisms from opposition figures and some members of the public.

The singer urged Nigerians to remain patient with the administration, insisting that meaningful reforms often require time before their benefits become visible.

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His remarks have since sparked mixed reactions across social media platforms, with supporters agreeing that prices of some commodities have fallen in recent months, while critics argue that many Nigerians are still struggling with the high cost of living, inflation, and reduced purchasing power.

The comments have reignited debate over the state of the economy and whether ordinary Nigerians are truly experiencing the benefits of the government’s policies.

As discussions continue, many citizens remain divided on the impact of President Tinubu’s reforms, with some praising recent improvements and others insisting that more needs to be done to address economic hardship across the country.

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