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2027: NRM urges Tinubu to condemn electoral violence

The National Rescue Movement, NRM, has called on President Bola Tinubu to publicly condemn electoral violence ahead of the 2027 general elections. The party urged the President to take a clear position against political violence and ensure that Nigerians can participate in the electoral process without fear or intimidation. The NRM stressed the need for […] 2027: NRM urges Tinubu to condemn…

2027: NRM urges Tinubu to condemn electoral violence

President Bola Tinubu has issued a stern warning against violence during political events in the lead-up to the 2027 general elections. In a statement released on Friday, November 13, 2026, Tinubu denounced acts of thuggery and made it clear that political campaigns should focus on promoting public welfare and national development rather than engaging in violence.

He emphasized that violence has no place in the political landscape as Nigeria heads towards the upcoming elections, urging all parties involved to conduct themselves responsibly. Tinubu called for a peaceful, free, and fair election and reminded Nigerians that their diverse political affiliations should not create animosity among them.

He reiterated his commitment to security agencies taking decisive action against anyone attempting to disrupt public order. Recent incidents of violence have been reported across various parts of the country, including attacks on political candidates and their gatherings in Gombe State, Sokoto State, Calabar, and Lagos State. Tinubu stressed that politicians and their supporters must refrain from irresponsible conduct and allow campaigning to take place without fear or intimidation.

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