ADC cites survey showing Tinubu's 30% approval as Nigerians report worsening hardship

ADC reacts to Ebda survey showing Tinubu's approval at 30.2% after three years, with 62% of Nigerians saying they're worse off than in May 2023. The party links this to worsening economic conditions - food prices up over 90%, overall costs up 80% - and growing insecurity.

ADC spokesman Bolaji Abdullahi states the survey proves Nigerians have rejected the administration over economic hardship, unemployment and insecurity, noting leadership is measured by outcomes not excuses. The data shows 42.4% describe themselves as 'much worse off' while only 23.3% report improved lives.

This national rejection comes as Nigeria moves toward 2027 elections, with ADC arguing Nigerians deserve leadership that delivers tangible improvements in homes, not just press conference statistics. The survey highlights daily struggles with unaffordable food, transport costs, school fees and safety concerns affecting millions.

As 2027 approaches, will this widespread dissatisfaction translate into electoral change, or will economic management and security remain the decisive factors for Nigerian voters?

SOURCE: https://www.channelstv.com/2026/05/30/2027-more-than-73-of-nigerians-disapprove-of-tinubu-adc/