ADC insists citizens poorer, hungrier, angrier under Tinubu, and he cannot win a second term unless election is rigged
By Jeph Ajobaju, Chief Copy Editor
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“Under his watch, national security has degenerated into a cruel joke. Terrorists, bandits, and criminals now operate with total impunity.
“Citizens are kidnapped in broad daylight. Rural communities have become warzones. Insecurity has metastasized into national trauma, and the government has neither the will nor the capacity to stop it.
“The economy, meanwhile, is in free fall. The naira has collapsed. Inflation is out of control. Food prices have tripled in many parts of the country. Jobs are vanishing. The middle class is disappearing” – ADC National Publicity Secretary Abdullahi.
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Citizens have become poorer, hungrier, and angrier since Bola Tinubu became President, exposing his usually doctored economic data of a rosy picture without improvement in living standards, says the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
ADC National Publicity Secretary Bolaji Abdullahi fired the shot at the Vila over its recent assertion that Tinubu has no plans to elongate his tenure beyond 2031 and even become a life President.
Abdullahi in a statement described the remarks as presumptuous and undemocratic, stressing that Tinubu should prepare to hand over to a more competent Nigerian in 2027.
The ADC expressed confidence that voters will not wish to extend his tenure by a single day if the election is not rigged.
It lamented the deteriorating security and economic crisis in the country, particularly the collapse of naira which contributes to plunging many Nigerians into deeper poverty.
“Under his watch, national security has degenerated into a cruel joke. Terrorists, bandits, and criminals now operate with total impunity,” Abdullahi said.
“Citizens are kidnapped in broad daylight. Rural communities have become warzones. Insecurity has metastasized into national trauma, and the government has neither the will nor the capacity to stop it.
“The economy, meanwhile, is in free fall. The naira has collapsed. Inflation is out of control. Food prices have tripled in many parts of the country. Jobs are vanishing. The middle class is disappearing.
“Businesses that once thrived are collapsing under the weight of punitive taxes and policy inconsistencies. Nigerians are now poorer, hungrier, and angrier than they were before Tinubu took office.”
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