Nigeria Amaechi's One-Term Pledge: ADC's Plan to Fix Nigeria's Power Rotation Crisis

The Digest:

Rotimi Amaechi, former Minister of Transportation, has expressed his willingness to serve as a one-term president in 2027 if he secures the African Democratic Congress (ADC) ticket. He also highlighted his support for power rotation and criticized the current administration for its handling of security and institutional independence.

Key Points:

• Amaechi pledges one-term presidency if given ADC ticket in 2027.
• Emphasizes support for Nigeria's power rotation agreement between the North and South.
• Criticizes Buhari’s administration for not achieving all its goals, but claims it was more effective than Tinubu's.
• Accuses INEC of compromising its independence under the current government.
• Praises Buhari's approach to transportation and security, especially compared to the Tinubu administration.
• Reflects on his role in resisting attempts to compromise the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF).
• Disapproves of the current government's borrowing practices and their effect on national stability.

Amaechi’s statements underline his commitment to a balanced leadership focused on unity and power rotation. His critique of Tinubu’s administration, especially concerning security and governance, sets the stage for his continued involvement in shaping Nigeria’s future.

Sources: Daily Post