Akume Urges Northerners to Support Tinubu Until 2031

Senator George Akume, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, cautioned Northerners against seeking the presidency in 2027. He argued that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu should be allowed to complete his political project before the region considers producing the next president in 2031.
Speaking to Benue state indigenes in Kaduna, Akume urged the North to remain united and avoid political maneuvers that could undermine collective interests. He described any Northerner aspiring to the presidency in 2027 as misleading the region, asserting that such ambitions could distract from long-term political objectives.
Akume emphasized the importance of national unity and peaceful coexistence among Nigeria’s diverse communities, warning against divisions along political, religious, and personal lines. He reflected on Nigeria’s political history, urging stakeholders to learn from past disagreements that weakened the North’s influence.
The meeting aimed to address issues affecting the community and promote greater political participation and collective action.
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