Group Defends Tinubu's Security Record Ahead of 2027

A group has publicly defended President Bola Tinubu's security record, stating that the issue of insecurity in Nigeria did not begin with his administration. During a press conference in Abuja, Jaafaru Sa'ad, the group's director general, emphasized that Tinubu inherited significant economic and security challenges from four previous administrations.

The group urged Nigerians to support Tinubu's call for a continuation of his mandate and ongoing reforms ahead of the 2027 elections. They argued that blaming Tinubu for security issues is disingenuous and highlighted the progress made under his leadership, including improvements in inflation rates and foreign reserves.

Sa'ad also warned against proposals for a single four-year presidential term, asserting that such a shift could destabilize the country and upset the political balance. The group mobilizes grassroots support across Nigeria, advocating for patience with the reforms initiated by Tinubu's administration, which they believe will lead to a brighter future for the nation.