APC Chieftain Warns of Risks if Tinubu Loses Re-election

Oluwajana, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), warned that Nigeria would lose its current gains if Bola Tinubu is not re-elected. He criticized opposition leaders, particularly Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar, for their ambition and frequent party changes, suggesting that their attempts to unite indicate their acknowledgment of failure.
Oluwajana dismissed the relevance of past allegations against Tinubu, questioning how they would affect Nigeria's elections. He argued that the opposition's strategies are repetitive and lack substance, as they echo claims made during the 2023 elections.
He also commented on the issue of subsidy, asserting that it benefits the elite and exacerbates wealth inequality. He recounted past practices where Nigerians exploited currency differences for profit, highlighting the challenges faced by the wealthy in the current economic climate.
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