In 2027, amidst political maneuvering and speculations of alliances, President Tinubu’s administration remains unfazed by the planned coalition between former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and former Governor Peter Obi.
The Presidency dismisses the planned alliance as inconsequential, emphasizing President Tinubu’s commitment to delivering on his mandate and highlighting ongoing projects aimed at benefiting Nigerians.
The minister of information, Mohammed Idris said, despite the political noise, President Tinubu and his administration remain focused on steering the country towards economic prosperity and fulfilling promises to the citizens.
Idris emphasized that while individuals may choose to collaborate, the focus remains on the outcome of such discussions and meetings. He highlighted Tinubu’s ongoing efforts, affirming that his accomplishments will resonate in the 2027 election cycle.
Idris stated, “The government’s attention is not directed towards them. We are committed to fulfilling the mandate entrusted to President Bola Tinubu. His commendable work has already earned him the support of Nigerians.”
He cited recent achievements, including the inauguration of critical gas infrastructure projects in Imo and Delta states, ongoing social security programs, and agricultural initiatives, as evidence of the government’s dedication to progress.
Furthermore, a senior presidential aide, Bayo Onanuga, dismissed concerns raised by Atiku and his associates, labeling them as “sore losers” for engaging in post-election politicking just a year after their defeat.
