Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has vehemently criticized President Bola Tinubu’s administration, likening present-day Nigeria to “the Egypt Nigerians want to escape.” The scathing remark stems from Abubakar’s assessment that Tinubu’s decision to end fuel subsidies has exacerbated the economic difficulties faced by Nigerian citizens. This accusation alleges the policy has increased hardship rather than providing relief. The statement, originally published on Vanguard News, represents a strong rebuke of the current administration's economic policies. Abubakar’s comments underscore growing concerns about the impact of the subsidy removal on the cost of living for ordinary Nigerians. The former Vice President’s words reflect a deepening political divide and a critical evaluation of the direction Nigeria is heading under Tinubu’s leadership. It highlights the sensitive nature of the fuel subsidy debate and its repercussions for the Nigerian populace.