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Deputy Senate President Challenges Osinbajo’s Pessimistic Economic View

Nigeria’s Deputy Senate President, Barau Jibrin, has challenged former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo’s pessimistic view of the country’s economy. In a speech delivered at a lecture titled ‘Democracy and Development: Rethinking the Leadership Question’ in Yola, Adamawa State, Jibrin argued that the Tinubu administration is actively addressing longstanding challenges, but emphasized the need for improved communication of its efforts. This response comes in the wake of Osinbajo’s recent remarks where he expressed concerns over the state of Nigeria’s economy and democracy. The exact date of Osinbajo’s remarks is not specified in the available source material. According to Daily Post Nigeria, Jibrin’s speech was delivered on October 28, 2026. The Deputy Senate President’s comments suggest a willingness to engage in a debate about the nation’s economic trajectory under the new administration, a discussion that is of great importance to Nigerian citizens.

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