On Kperogi’s “In 2027, Tinubu won’t win; the opposition will lose” – A rejoinder, by Engr. Bello Gwarzo Abdullahi, FNSE

On Kperogi’s “In 2027, Tinubu won’t win; the opposition will lose” – A rejoinder, by
Engr. Bello Gwarzo Abdullahi, FNSE

At this crucial juncture in the political landscape, there are still two years left until the 2027 election, and the scene is bustling with activity, prompting individuals to avoid staying silent.

This highlights the relevance of Kabiru Mohammed Gwangwazo’s response to Farooq A. Kperogi’s essay titled: “In 2027, Tinubu won’t win; the Opposition Will Lose,”which delves into essential matters that could aid the opposition’s efforts against the ruling party, focusing on their goals. Gwangwazo outlined significant points in his discussion:

One key point emphasized was the strategic use of leaked information or “Expo”to gain a political edge, as discussed by Farooq A. Kperogi.The opposition must carefully assess and plan strategies to effectively challenge the existing power structures while avoiding manipulation by self-serving groups and cliques.It is crucial for the Northern opposition to unite and prioritize mobilizing their votes at the grassroots level to prevent manipulation by elite factions and ensure that their voices are acknowledged and respected.

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Citizens must actively participate in the political process by making informed decisions and resisting manipulation by elite entities that often prioritize their own interests over the well-being of the people.Working with the masses, focusing on local issues, and taking control of their destinies are essential steps for individuals aiming to positively impact and shape the political arena.

It is evident that if the indicators of economic stability, social vibrancy, and public sentiment were the only factors considered to predict President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s chances of reelection in 2027, it would be safe to say that he might be limited to a single term. Even staunch supporters of the Tinubu administration cannot deny the pervasive economic challenges, high inflation rates, a weakening currency, and a growing sense of hopelessness among Nigerians during his tenure.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s strongest electoral advantage might not lie in the support of the masses, the effectiveness of his policies, or the sharpness of his political machinery. Instead, it could be the disarray, arrogance, narrow-mindedness, and strategic shortsightedness of his opposition. Therefore, it is crucial for the elites to step up and rescue the nation from a severe form of dictatorship that would suppress any dissenting views if given the chance. Unity and a steadfast dedication to this challenging goal are necessary for this endeavor.

Amid escalating political tensions and diversions, focusing on local empowerment, grassroots engagement, and solidarity among the populace is vital in dismantling the influence of elite groups and regaining control over Nigeria’s political future. As the saying goes, a stitch in time saves nine.

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