As the 2027 presidential election approaches, former allies and political leaders are urging President Bola Tinubu to step aside, citing economic challenges, insecurity, and a need for fresh leadership. Babachir Lawal, former SGF, warns that without significant policy changes, Tinubu risks losing northern support. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, a former adviser, emphasizes the importance of yielding to a new generation to avoid repeating past failures. These calls reflect a broader sentiment for change and accountability in Nigerian politics.
- Babachir Lawal warns that Tinubu risks losing northern support in 2027 unless he addresses economic hardships.
- Hakeem Baba-Ahmed urges Tinubu to step aside for a new generation to lead.
- Calls for fresh leadership are gaining momentum as the 2027 election approaches.
The growing chorus of voices urging President Tinubu to step aside underscores a deepening frustration among Nigerians, particularly in the north, over economic hardships and security concerns. Political figures like Lawal and Baba-Ahmed are advocating for a shift towards younger, more dynamic leadership, reflecting a desire for change and accountability. This sentiment is likely to influence the political landscape as the 2027 election approaches.
As political pressure mounts, the question remains: will President Tinubu heed these calls for change, or will he continue his pursuit of re-election? The coming months will be crucial in determining the future direction of Nigerian leadership.
