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Allow Tinubu to focus on governance, not 2027 elections, APC chieftain tells politicians

The chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Ambassador Nurain Mumuni, has urged political officeholders and politicians to allow President Bola Tinubu the opportunity to fulfill his campaign promises rather than prematurely drag him into the 2027 presidential race.

Mumuni made this statement following a series of meetings held by some politicians in anticipation of the upcoming 2027 presidential election.

In a statement released to journalists by his Media Aide, Rasheed Abubakar, he emphasized that Nigeria is currently facing significant socio-economic challenges that impact the livelihoods of millions of citizens.

He asserted that it is the collective responsibility of the political class to prioritize the well-being of the citizens above personal ambitions or political manoeuvring.

Furthermore, Mumuni remarked that any efforts by politicians to campaign for Tinubu ahead of the 2027 election are premature.

Mumuni while speaking further, enjoined other politicians to set aside personal ambitions and campaign aspirations for the time being.

He said that Nigerians are currently looking for hope, direction and tangible solutions to tackle the current challenges facing the country instead of 2027 ambitions.

He advised politicians to rise above partisan politics, focus on the pressing challenges faced by ordinary Nigerians instead of discussing 2027 general elections.

“To the political elite of Nigeria. We stand at a pivotal moment in our nation’s history, one that requires solidarity, focus, and unwavering support for the President of our great nation. As we continue to face the profound challenges of hardship, hunger, and poverty, it is crucial that we allow our President the necessary space and time to implement the transformative agendas promised during the campaign.

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“The nation is currently grappling with significant socio-economic issues that have affected the livelihoods of millions of Nigerians. It is our collective duty to prioritize the well-being of our citizens over personal ambitions or political posturing. The agenda set forth by the President is a comprehensive roadmap aimed at revitalizing our economy, ensuring food security, enhancing healthcare, and promoting education—initiatives that, if fully supported, have the potential to uplift the Nigerian populace.

“While the temptation to focus on the upcoming 2027 elections may be strong, we must recognize that premature political campaigning will detract from the essential work that lies ahead. The period leading up to the elections should not be a time of division or distractions; rather, it should serve as an opportunity for all political actors to rally behind the President, encouraging progress rather than undermining it.

“I urge our esteemed political leaders to set aside personal ambitions and campaign aspirations for the time being. Let us unite in a common goal—to uplift Nigeria, foster economic stability, and promote peace and unity among our people. There will be ample time for campaign strategies and electoral debates in the future, but our nation’s current needs must take precedence.

“Our people are looking for hope, direction, and tangible solutions. Let’s work together to provide that. It is time to rise above partisan politics and focus on the pressing challenges faced by ordinary Nigerians.

“I call on every political leader, party member, and stakeholder to give the President the chance he deserves to fulfil the promises made to the people of Nigeria. In doing so, we can create an environment where our nation can thrive, paving the way for a brighter future for all. Together, let us commit to building the Nigeria we aspire to see—one rooted in prosperity, peace, and collective growth”.

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