Isaac Fayose Questions Tinubu's Campaign Readiness for 2027

Isaac Fayose, a Nigerian businessman and social commentator, has publicly questioned President Bola Tinubu's strength to campaign for the 2027 general election. This statement came in response to Tinubu's announcement during the inauguration of the APC Presidential Campaign Council, where he indicated he would not attend every campaign event.

Tinubu explained that his decision was based on the need to focus on governance, fulfill economic obligations, and attract investors to Nigeria. Fayose, in a Facebook video, alleged that Tinubu might be facing health challenges that prevent him from walking and suggested that the President's choice to limit his campaign activities reflects his inability to endure the campaign's demands.

He criticized the current government, labeling it as the worst in Nigeria's history and pointed out that Tinubu has spent nearly 300 days outside the country since taking office, questioning the sincerity of prioritizing governance over campaigning.