Amaechi vows to resign if ADC fails to deliver change

Rotimi Amaechi, a former governor of Rivers State, declared during an interview on AIT’s Democracy Today that if the African Democratic Congress (ADC) wins the upcoming elections and fails to deliver significant change within one year, he would resign. He outlined that an ADC administration would focus on three critical areas: security, education, and the economy.

Amaechi criticized the current administration under President Bola Tinubu for the removal of fuel subsidies, questioning the benefits to Nigerians and alleging that subsidy funds are being misappropriated. He expressed concern over the stark contrast between Nigeria's poverty levels and the lavish spending observed at private events.

Furthermore, he pointed out that Nigeria relies heavily on imported goods, with over 46 percent being imported, and remarked on the public's discontent with President Tinubu, citing instances of booing upon his arrival at the Lagos International Airport. Amaechi urged Nigerians to hold him accountable for the ADC's performance after one year in office.