‘Stop Hypocritical Politics’ – Alawuje Cautions Atiku, Obi, Defends Tinubu’s Support in the North

According to Abdulhakeem Adegoke Alawuje, a prominent member of President Bola Tinubu’s support group, previous presidential candidates Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar lack the power to sway the North against his principal.

Alawuje claimed in a statement that every action taken by individuals opposed to Tinubu is being thoroughly watched.

“Be advised,” he cautioned. You cannot carry out any political or ethnic plot without our agents’ knowledge. The North won’t be duped once more.

Alawuje recalled Tinubu’s crucial role in the 2015 elections, saying that history will remember how the APC National Leader at the time “stood firmly with the North when it mattered most.”

“Tinubu traveled the area at that pivotal time, persuading millions of people who had previously opposed Buhari to back him. The North still remembers that generous deed.

He emphasized that the North would “reward Tinubu with its votes again in 2027” and called it “a region of loyalty and honor.”

The Tinubu supporter claimed that Peter Obi was “hiding behind religious sentiments” and that Atiku was “masking a Northern agenda.”

Both are engaging in the greatest level of hypocritical politics. He said, “No propaganda can turn the North against its reliable ally from the Southwest.”

Alawuje praised President Tinubu’s “bold and transformative reforms,” citing recent comments from His Royal Highness Muhammad Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano, who stated that “Nigeria has pulled back from the brink of economic collapse.”

“Tinubu is doing incredibly well, changing the economic and developmental landscape of Nigeria.” All Nigerians need is patience, he continued.

Alawuje praised the President’s fortitude in the face of criticism, claiming that Tinubu’s leadership has subdued critics.

“Tinubu has disproved the fear-mongering social media “economists.” He is a real champion of human development, an economic reformer, and a brave and imaginative leader, he declared.