Nigerians should have one day for crying every month – Former Governor Rauf Aregbesola

The immediate past Governor of Osun State, Rauf Aregbesola, has said that Nigerians should have one day for weeping every month.

He said this while speaking at a symposium to celebrate Hon Abdulahi Ayinde Enilolobo, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos. 

The former Osun State Governor expressed concern over the growing population and the lean revenue accruing to the nation, revealed that if we don’t work harder to improve our fortunes, we would continue to be poor.

Stating that Nigerians should have a day monthly for crying, Aregbesola further added that we have to check our population by practicing birth control.

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He said:

“We don’t remember that we are poor here in Nigeria. If we have a deep thought, we ought to have a day of weeping every month. If we don’t work harder to improve our fortunes, we would continue to be poor. In 2017, Brazil had a population of approximately 200 million people almost about what Nigeria had. That year, Brazil had a revenue of about $600 billion and a budget of $700 billion. Nigeria in that same year made $13 billion and a budget of $23 billion. Are the two countries equal?

“Today, OPEC allowed Nigeria to extract and sell 2million barrel of crude oil per day but we don’t get that quantity. Even if we get 2million barrel per day and if the price rises to $100 per barrel, it means our income will be $200 million. If you divide this by 200 million people, it amounts to $1 per every Nigerian.  We have to check our population by practicing birth control. If we don’t address this, we would have huge problems to deal with. We would also need every able-bodied person to work” he said.

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