Tinubu Limits Campaign Engagement, Stays at Aso Rock

President Bola Tinubu is officially spending most of the election campaign period at Aso Rock, while the All Progressives Congress (APC) campaigns across the country to promote him as a capable commander-in-chief. According to the campaign schedule, he will only participate in campaigning in 12 states, with a visit planned to Plateau in the North-central region.

It is suggested that he may end up campaigning in even fewer states than indicated. This situation raises questions about the president's commitment to his re-election campaign.

Possible reasons for his limited participation include the need for rest after his time in France or age-related factors. There is also speculation that the presidency may be taking voters for granted, relying on the power of incumbency and control over various state institutions.

The overarching message from Tinubu's absence is that the ruling party appears to no longer feel the need to actively seek voter support.