Northern Politician Highlights Tinubu’s ‘Betrayals’ of the North Ahead of 2027 Election

A well-known politician from the north has expressed disapproval of President Bola Tinubu’s administration, pointing to issues with unfair nominations and waning public confidence.

According to the politician, Tinubu’s nominations unfairly favor some areas, making many Nigerians feel left out.

Tinubu, a former two-term governor of Lagos State, is anticipated to run for president again in 2027, according to reports.

considering the economic situation and the president’s policies, which are thought to be counterproductive to the interests of the northern states.

Regarding the president’s transgressions, the source asserted that members of Tinubu’s ethnic group and clique hold a majority of important posts, such as Finance Minister, FIRS chief, CBN governor, Tax Reform committee chair, and Customs chief. The politician also questioned Tinubu’s adherence to Islamic principles and denounced his initiatives as anti-social.

“His appointments are not balanced enough.” Because of this, it appears that the majority of Nigerians do not believe his tax reform bills. One ethnic group has never controlled the financial and economic facets of government in our recent history.

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The Finance Minister, the head of FIRS, the governor of the CBN, the chair of the Tax Reform committee, the head of Customs, and others are all members of his clique and ethnic group. Two days ago, the Federation’s acting accountant general was Yoruba from a single group.

In addition, every one of his policies is antisocial. How can we believe anything that emerges from such a system? The majority of us still remember his plot to declare war on the Niger Republic in order to conduct war against us in the north. How is it possible for Tinubu, a Muslim, to advocate for anti-Islamic policies? “Well, let’s see how far he can go,” the insider, who wished to remain anonymous, told Saturday Sun.