No Second Term for President Bola Tinubu in 2027

No second Term re-election for President Tinubu in 2027 By Pointer Amid ongoing defections from opposition parties to ruling party (APC) in Nigeria, one thing stayed the same: a growing majority of Nigerians do not want president Bola Tinubu to be re-elected to 2nd term in 2027 general elections. Much of criticism of president Bola Tinubu focused on the following areas: 1) Rising cost of living and inflation. The abrupt removal of fuel subsidy and floating of Naira (currency liberation} without proving safety nets triggered rising cost-of-living crisis. The direct consequence of which caused the prices of food to skyrocketed, increase in transportation cost, and increase the cost of basic amenities—thereby wiping out existing of middle-class families. 2) Worsening insecurity. Despite president Tinubu promise to end insecurity upon taking office in 2023, Nigerians continue to suffer from banditry, mass kidnappings and communal violence on daily basic. President Tinubu rhetoric on ending violence crimes on Nigerian streets have not produced any tangible results on the ground. In recent days, over 100 hundred Nigerians are being killed each day. And since president Tinubu took office in 2023, over 7 million Nigerians have died in guns violence and another 10 million driven out of their homes, according to media and eyes accounts on the ground. Continuing on this path is not the solution. Rathe it is a recipe for more violence. 3) Naira Depreciation and Economic instability. Naira has faced significant volatility and depreciation—becoming the world worst performing currency in the world under president Tinubu administration. This has increased operation cost of business and reduced the real wages of Nigerians—leaving many not able to make ends meet. 4) Perceived disconnect and reckless spending. President Tinubu is totally detached from what average Nigerians are going through on daily basic. He spent too much money buying expensive vehicles for lawmakers, government officials and renovation of his vice president homes. 5) Governance and Human Rights concerns. Many questions have been raised against the declining press freedom in Nigeria. Government use force against anti-hardship protesters. High level corruption and lack of transparency are on the rise in president Tinubu administration. For example, President Tinubu administration awarded a contract to one company to build 700 miles highway—costing $13 billion without allowing other contractors to bid—raising questions about nepotism. Recent opinion polls and interviews conducted among 11000 Nigerians produced no shocking results of what Nigerians think about president Tinubu seeking 2nd term in 2027. Here is a breakdown of those interviews and opinions: Human rights watch: inflation and insecurity are worst under president Tinubu administration routers; Nigerians will not vote for Tinubu Facebook; President Tinubu job approval stands at 27.5 percent. Tinubu will be defeated in the second term. A cross section of Nigerians criticized Nigerians endorsing Tinubu. Tinubu will not see a second term. Bola Tinubu should drop out. President Tinubu awarded road work contract to his friend,Gilbert Chadgoury worth $13billion—where no competitor was allowed to bid. In addition, president Tinubu’s son,seyi sits at the board of director of Chadgoury construction company. Furthermore, the process for the contract award was not conducted publicly. Guardian Nigeria: Tinubu administration job performance is poor. Zero relief for Nigerians. Tinubu will not see a 2nd term. Premium Times: Political heavy weigh such as former vice president of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar, ex-governors, El -Rufai, Rotimi Amaechi vowed to stop Tinubu Bola Tinubu awarded anotherN1.1 trillion Lagos port project to a convicted money laundry Daily Trust: Insecurity is Achillies heel for Tinubu in 2027 election. jihadist attack and kidnapping not good for Tinubu re-election Bloomberg.com: Son of President Tinubu and his billion friends own a construction company that received contract from his dad worth $13billion. Atiku accused president Tinubu of conflict of interest. Arise News: President Tinubu failed to provide details of newly awarded contract. The Africa Report: Tinubu call chadgoury my partner in daring

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