ADC warns Nigeria may collapse under Tinubu's failed mandate - opposition cites economy, security failures
ADC National Publicity Secretary Bolaji Abdullahi warns Nigeria risks collapse if continuing on President Bola Tinubu's "failed" mandate, citing failures in economy, security and youth job creation. Speaking to Symfoni TV today, he said businesses are collapsing daily with citizens crying over losses despite no wrongdoing.
Abdullahi referenced the recent Oyo State child abductions where governor Seyi Makinde questioned the terrorism narrative, suggesting political undertones and calling for external investigators - a stance the ADC takes seriously amid what he calls unprecedented national challenges. He dismissed fuel subsidy removal as a positive, arguing its impulsive implementation caused current catastrophe.
The opposition figure challenged anyone to name one thing the government has done right, noting even Tinubu supporters only cite subsidy removal while ignoring its net negative consequences. With ADC framing Nigeria at a breaking point, the statement reflects deepening political divides over governance amid widespread economic distress.
Will you weigh opposition claims of imminent collapse against government performance when assessing Nigeria's direction for your personal and financial decisions?