'He has failed' - Nigerians dig up video of Tinubu’s 2023 campaign promise on electricity [VIDEO]
Nigerians have dug up an old campaign video of President Bola Tinubu promising uninterrupted electricity supply and an end to estimated billing. Tinubu made the promise during a business lunch while campaigning for the 2023 presidential election. The then presidential candidate vowed that Nigerians would enjoy electricity by all means necessary and would no longer […] 'He has failed' - Nigerians…
Nigerians have unearthed an old campaign video featuring President Bola Tinubu promising uninterrupted electricity supply and an end to estimated billing. During his 2023 presidential election campaign, Tinubu vowed that Nigerians would receive electricity by all means necessary and cease paying estimated bills. He further declared that he would not seek a second term if he failed to deliver on his promise.
However, the resurfaced footage has sparked reactions on social media, with many Nigerians expressing disappointment over the administration's failure to fulfill the electricity promise.
Here are some reactions compiled by DAILY POST: @mr_prolific criticized Tinubu for using the same basic amenities over four years, questioning the government's repeated selling of dreams. @nom suggested voters should consider the promise when casting their ballots. @Xaffy11 urged Nigerians to hold Tinubu accountable for failing to keep his word. @Chinedu Samuel vowed to vote against Tinubu if he fails to deliver on his electricity promise. @rayfixy deemed Tinubu's speech a significant mistake. @Bahz questioned the administration's ability to survive another four years with Tinubu in office, given his inability to keep the electricity promise. @o_ufomadu pointed out the irony of Tinubu's solar-powered Villa while Nigerians struggle with electricity. @Glitterati accused Tinubu of deliberately provoking anger and mocking the defense of his supporters. @Godswill lamented the lack of electricity in his area, which had improved under previous promises. @oracle_671 highlighted that the electricity situation remains dire, even as the campaign approaches.
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