Remi Tinubu Faces Backlash for Telling Nigerians to Start Businesses Selling Akara, Roasted Corn, and Kuli-Kuli

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Imagine Remi Tinubu telling Nigerians to start selling akara, roasted corn, and kuli-kuli after giving cars to APC women leaders.Do you think this was good advice, or was it out of touch with the realities many Nigerians face? What is your take?Listen to this podcast to learn more.HerLens on Women Radio WFM 91.7Weekdays 9:05m WATStudio lines: 07000917917 & 09155917917Toll-Free Number for Women 08001235917Text/WhatsApp Number: 08155917917 & 07031756537Livestream: www.wfm917.com

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