Nigeria says President Tinubu cares more about helping people today than winning future elections. His staff released a statement through Sunday Dare, his media adviser, saying Tinubu values economic growth above political games. They shared this message as many Nigerians struggle with hard times and rising prices for basic needs.
Political rivals have started forming teams to challenge Tinubu when voting happens again in 2027. Former Kaduna leader Nasir El-Rufai recently left Tinubu's APC party and joined the Social Democratic Party instead. Despite these moves, presidential staff claim Tinubu remains focused on creating better lives for everyone.
The statement from X explains that Tinubu wants to bring shared wealth to all Nigerians rather than worry about staying in power. His team points to several economic improvements as proof his plans work. They mention higher foreign money reserves and lower inflation rates as signs things might improve.
Presidential advisers added that Nigeria exports more products than before and brings fewer goods from other countries. They claim big money investments totaling over 50 billion have entered the Nigerian economy. The statement ended with an assertion that everyday prices have started falling for regular people.
Political rivals have started forming teams to challenge Tinubu when voting happens again in 2027. Former Kaduna leader Nasir El-Rufai recently left Tinubu's APC party and joined the Social Democratic Party instead. Despite these moves, presidential staff claim Tinubu remains focused on creating better lives for everyone.
The statement from X explains that Tinubu wants to bring shared wealth to all Nigerians rather than worry about staying in power. His team points to several economic improvements as proof his plans work. They mention higher foreign money reserves and lower inflation rates as signs things might improve.
Presidential advisers added that Nigeria exports more products than before and brings fewer goods from other countries. They claim big money investments totaling over 50 billion have entered the Nigerian economy. The statement ended with an assertion that everyday prices have started falling for regular people.
