Senator Ali Ndume of Borno South has voiced serious concerns about the current political situation in Nigeria, according to a report from Channels TV on Monday, June 9..CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
He claims that people no longer trust the government and that President Bola Tinubu’s recent endorsement for a second term is of little importance.
Ndume said, “This endorsement means nothing; we have seen it before,” in reference to the recent 22 APC governors’ support of Tinubu’s candidacy in the 2027 elections. Muhammadu Buhari defeated former President Goodluck Jonathan in 2015 despite the support of 22 governors. He underlined that the opinions of the electorate, not just the backing of party leaders, define the political climate. Ndume bemoaned Nigeria’s deteriorating economic circumstances, saying, “Nigerians are doubting the Renewed Hope; they cannot see any hope.”
” He cited widespread insecurity and the rapidly rising expense of living as the main causes of this dejection. “The government needs to recognize that people are having a hard time making ends meet,” he continued. The senator further revealed that he departed the Presidential Villa’s Banquet Hall during the endorsement announcement, expressing his dissatisfaction with the APC’s decision-making process. “I decided to leave after realizing it was about an endorsement, even though I was there for a summit. According to Ndume, “just because the majority agrees doesn’t mean it is right.” He concluded by saying, “Voters are watching and waiting for real change; they are not decamping.”CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>