Cute Abiola Appeals to Tinubu Over Hardship After Selling One of His Cars
Nigerian skitmaker and actor Cute Abiola has appealed to President Bola Tinubu to address the country’s economic challenges after revealing that he recently sold one of his cars to ease his financial burden.
The content creator made the disclosure in a video shared on his social media platforms, where he spoke about the rising cost of living and the financial pressure facing Nigerians.
Cute Abiola, who said he had to sell one of his vehicles to raise money, explained that he wanted to avoid owing people despite the difficulties.
He also expressed concern that the situation could become worse if economic conditions fail to improve.
Cute Abiola speaks about selling his car
In the video, the skitmaker addressed President Tinubu directly, describing the decision to sell his car as a step he had taken to manage his finances.
He said he had several vehicles but decided to sell one to make life a little easier and meet his financial obligations.
“I just came to sell one of my cars. I just had to sell it so that I can ease my life small. I cannot be owing people,” he said.
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Cute Abiola added that he hoped he would not eventually have to sell his houses if the financial situation continued to deteriorate.
He also appealed to the President to show concern for Nigerians struggling with the economic situation.
“My Daddy, my President, please have mercy on us,” the actor said.
Skitmaker renews criticism of Tinubu over electricity supply
The latest appeal comes a day after Cute Abiola publicly criticised the President over persistent electricity supply problems.
In an earlier social media post, the entertainer complained about power outages and raised concerns about the failure of his solar power system.
His latest comments have added to his public criticism of the challenges affecting households and businesses across the country.
The skitmaker ended his message by urging President Bola Tinubu to take urgent steps to improve the economy and ease the hardship facing Nigerians.
