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Oluwajana: Tinubu, By His Acts, Has Shown Commitment Towards Restructuring Nigeria

Former National Vice-Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, South-West, Mr Bankole Adefemi Oluwajana, in this interview, speaks on President Bola Tinubu’s performance, the state of Nigeria’s economy, agriculture, restructuring, and

Former National Vice-Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Mr Bankole Adefemi Oluwajana, spoke about President Bola Tinubu's performance, Nigeria's economy, agriculture, restructuring, and the 2027 general elections. Oluwajana believes that the government of President Tinubu has introduced restructuring, growth, and economic stability, despite lapses and mistakes not being deliberate.

The naira deregulation and removal of subsidy have improved the economy, with Nigerians now traveling abroad with goods to sell, earn income, and return with empty boxes. Economically, Nigeria has made progress, with reserves increasing from $28 billion under President Jonathan to $54 billion under President Tinubu. Regarding political dynamics, Oluwajana expects the APC's loss in Osun State due to uncharismatic leadership and weak human relations.

He criticizes the opposition parties for lacking serious candidates and structures, stating that a unified team is impossible with their diverse backgrounds. Oluwajana doubts the opposition's ability to challenge Tinubu in the 2027 general elections, arguing that their lack of structure and ambition makes them ineffective contenders. He concludes that the opposition cannot succeed in winning the presidency.

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