Shehu Sani believes President Tinubu will remain unpopular until his reforms show good results. The former lawmaker shared these thoughts during his appearance on Channels TV. He explained that Tinubu started projects knowing people would dislike them at first. Sani recalled how northern senators resisted when he spoke about security problems in their region. They expected him to stay quiet because the president came from that area.
Sani points out that leaders face a clear choice. They can make decisions just to please voters or focus on the country's future needs. Taking the second path often means temporarily losing popularity. According to Sani, Tinubu chose the harder road of necessary reforms. The president understands he must accept public disapproval for a time. His policies need time to create positive changes across Nigeria. Only when everyday people see actual improvements will Tinubu gain back public support.
Sani points out that leaders face a clear choice. They can make decisions just to please voters or focus on the country's future needs. Taking the second path often means temporarily losing popularity. According to Sani, Tinubu chose the harder road of necessary reforms. The president understands he must accept public disapproval for a time. His policies need time to create positive changes across Nigeria. Only when everyday people see actual improvements will Tinubu gain back public support.
