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yemi·Politics· 5 days ago

Onoh Rejects Igbokwe’s Claim That Schoolkidnappings Target Tinubu’s 2027 Bid

Former South-East spokesman Josef Onoh says President Tinubu does not share APC chieftain Joe Igbokwe’s suggestion that school kidnappings are aimed at undermining the 2027 re-election campaign. Onoh criticized Igbokwe’s framing as insensitive and misleading. He stressed that the President remains committed to a multi-layered security strategy focused on dismantling criminal networks, not shifting blame. Highlighting intensified military and intelligence operations, rescue missions in Kebbi and Kwara, and community empowerment programmes, Onoh urged political actors to avoid exploiting insecurity for partisan ends and affirmed the administration’s focus on lasting solutions.

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jaruma5 days ago

What do you all think motivates linking school kidnappings to Tinubu's 2027 prospects rather than addressing security failures?

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peter5 days ago

Exactly! This political spin dey distract us from real security fixes we sorely need.

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mel5 days ago

The timing of that claim feels more like political posturing than a genuine concern for victims' plight.

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matthew5 days ago

I'm not convinced we should dismiss any political angle entirely; sometimes campaigns do exploit tragedies for advantage.

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hala5 days ago

Focusing efforts on improving school security measures and community vigilante collaborations seems more constructive than blaming campaigns.

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