Baba‑Ahmed Blasts Tinubu Administration Over Economy, Security, and Election Concerns
Hakeem Baba‑Ahmed, PRP chairman, accuses President Tinubu of worsening economic hardship and insecurity after 3½ years in office.
In Brief
- •Hakeem Baba‑Ahmed, PRP chairman, accuses President Tinubu of worsening economic hardship and insecurity after 3½ years in office.
- •He cites millions of children unable to attend school due to banditry, dangerous roads like the Abuja‑Kaduna highway, and rising cost of living.
- •Baba‑Ahmed criticises Tinubu’s limited campaign presence for the 2027 election and urges the president to personally explain his record to voters.
- •He warns that insecurity could block millions from voting and that money‑powered campaigns may undermine the 2027 electoral process.
- •The PRP leader calls for a national census and stronger communication from INEC.
Why It Matters
Nigeria’s political climate is shaped by rising insecurity, economic strain, and an upcoming 2027 presidential election. Criticisms from opposition leaders such as Hakeem Baba‑Ahmed highlight perceived gaps in governance that could influence voter confidence and turnout, especially in northern regions where banditry hampers access to polling stations. The debate underscores the importance of transparent governance, robust infrastructure, and inclusive electoral processes for maintaining national stability and democratic legitimacy.
Key Details
- Tenure Criticized
- 3.5 years
- Targeted Issue
- School attendance due to insecurity
- Road Example
- Abuja‑Kaduna highway
- Election Year
- 2027
- Concerned Group
- Nigerian voters in insecure regions
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