The Allied People’s Movement (APM) has said that Nigerians are not supporting the re-election of President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 election because of his alleged poor performance.

The APM National Publicity Secretary, Abubakar Yusuf, said those calling for President Tinubu’s re-election despite his scorecard are allegedly “discredited politicians, including those seeking official cover” for alleged wrongs against Nigerians.

The oppositeion party noted that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) knows it cannot win the 2027 presidential poll, which is why the ruling party is jittery over the rising popularity of the APM and its presidential candidate, Seyi Makinde.

It added that: “Any person calling for the re-election of the Tinubu administration is directly supporting the retaining of a hopeless and rudderless administration; an administration that has no solution to the worsening insecurity, mindless killings, maiming and kidnapping of our compatriots by terrorists.

“Indeed, such person will be supporting an administration that lacks the capacity and skill to run a healthy economy and provide for the need of the people, but relishes on imposing asphyxiating policies that are crippling of our productive sector, resulting in closure of millions of businesses with attendant mass job loss, massive unemployment, high cost of living, widespread hunger, starvation and sense of hopelessness across the country.”

Furthermore, the APM stated that: “Supporting President Tinubu’s re-election would amount to supporting reckless spending and mortgaging of the future of our nation to foreign interest through heedless external borrowing that has reportedly hit a frightening $51.86 billion (approximately ₦74.43 trillion).

“Of course, this is not an administration that Nigerians deserve and no patriotic Nigerian will descend into ignominy to stand against the majority of other citizens to call for the re-election of an administration under which there is no ray of hope for our nation.

“In summary, those calling for President Tinubu’s re-election are calling for more suffering, more insecurity, more unemployment, more poverty, more collapsed infrastructure and more hopelessness in our country.

“Most distressing is that many of those calling for President Tinubu’s re-election hold passports of other nations, have their homes and families abroad and do not care if our nation collapses under APC misrule.” (The Sun)