President Tinubu's Governance and the Role of Opposition

The article critiques President Tinubu's governance, highlighting the negative consequences of poor political practices on Nigeria's development and governance structures. It discusses the transition to democracy in 1999, where expectations for improved governance were high.

The author emphasizes that democracy requires more than just electoral processes; it should facilitate a democratic ethos and sustainable development policies. The importance of oppositional politics is underscored, as it serves to hold the government accountable and introduce diverse ideas for governance.

The article references Benjamin Disraeli, noting that a government cannot be secure without a strong opposition. This opposition includes a shadow cabinet, civil society, and media, all of which play crucial roles in ensuring government accountability and promoting good governance for the benefit of citizens.