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‘Tinubu more interested in Nigeria’s future than his political goodwill’ – Shehu Sani

Former Kaduna Central senator, Shehu Sani, on Wednesday declared that President Bola Tinubu is more interested in the future of Nigeria than his political goodwill. Sani made the claim on a programme on TVC’s This Morning show, on the topic, ‘State of the Nation Ahead of the 2027 Elections’. He said, “Most of the presidents for years […] ‘Tinubu more interested in Nigeria’s future than his…

‘Tinubu more interested in Nigeria’s future than his political goodwill’ – Shehu Sani

Shehu Sani, former Kaduna Central senator, recently declared that President Bola Tinubu is more focused on the future of Nigeria than his political goodwill. The former senator made this claim on a TVC's This Morning show, discussing the state of the nation ahead of the 2027 elections. Sani noted that many presidents in the past have tried to manage problems in a way that avoids taking decisive actions beneficial to the country's future.

He praised Tinubu for being the first president willing to take bold decisions and implement policies that could reshape the nation's trajectory. Sani emphasized that advancing nations often take action in the best interest of their future at some point in their history. He argued that President Tinubu is more interested in the future of Nigeria than his political aspirations, as most politicians prioritize maintaining their popularity and power.

The former senator pointed out that Tinubu's painful reforms have caused controversy but are necessary for the nation's progress. Sani likened Tinubu's approach to that of advanced nations like Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brazil, Thailand, and South Korea, where difficult decisions have historically led to significant long-term benefits.

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