Yobe APC launches counter protest Against ‘Tinubu Must Go’ Movt
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Yobe State has taken its campaign against the opposition slogan, “Tinubu Must Go”, to the streets, mobilising thousands of supporters in Damaturu for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election. The rally, tagged “Tinubu Must Go Again, Cika Alkawari”, was held on Saturday by the Tinubu Must Go Again Movement in […]
The Yobe State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has organized a counter-protest against the opposition slogan, "Tinubu Must Go," mobilizing thousands of supporters in Damaturu on Saturday. This rally, named "Tinubu Must Go Again, Cika Alkawari," was held in collaboration with the Yobe State leadership of the APC. The event followed a protest in Potiskum on October 1, where hundreds of youths called for Tinubu's removal, citing economic hardship, insecurity, unemployment and poor governance.
The Potiskum protesters, some carrying ADC flags, criticized the President's Independence Day broadcast for failing to address their concerns.
In contrast, Saturday's APC rally saw thousands of youths, women and party supporters marching through the major streets of Damaturu to show support for Tinubu's second-term ambition and that of the party's gubernatorial candidate, Alhaji Baba Malam Wali. The rally, organized by Professor Sherif Almuhajir and Dr. Mukhtar Yarima Bularafa, featured participants carrying banners, posters of Tinubu, APC flags and placards highlighting the President's achievements, while chanting slogans in favor of his continued leadership.
Speaking at the rally, Dr. Mohammed Goje, Secretary to the Yobe State Government, urged residents to sustain their support for the APC, highlighting the achievements made by Governor Mai Mala Buni with the President's backing. Professor Almuhajir defended Tinubu's re-election, citing his achievements across the country. The rally served as an opportunity for APC supporters to reaffirm their backing for Wali as political activities intensify ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The October 1 protest in Potiskum also ended peacefully, with protesters expressing their constitutional right to draw attention to Nigeria's economic and security challenges.
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