The complacency among Yoruba people towards Tinubu's re-election bid is a pressing concern that needs to be addressed urgently. By understanding the factors contributing to this complacency and taking proactive steps to engage with the community, Tinubu's supporters are ready to work towards building a stronger, more enthusiastic base for the 2027 election. But the drivers are damned too complacent and this is not a welcome development.
As the 2027 presidential election approaches, the Yoruba people's complacency towards President Bola Tinubu's re-election bid should be a topic of concern, more so the reality of the birth of the gang up or coalition. Despite Tinubu's efforts to woo opposition leaders and governors, the Southwest region's lukewarm response raises questions.
The Yoruba people seem disengaged from the political process, which could lead to low voter turnout and a lack of enthusiasm for Tinubu's re-election bid.This is not too late to be addressed .We really need to wake up and understand the need to build a formidable force to protect the continuity of the government of Tinubu beyond 2027.
The emergence of opposition coalitions, such as the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has attracted prominent figures and too many others who are yet to come out openly, this is further complicating Tinubu's re-election prospects .
The Yoruba people must wake up and stop to remain complacent. Let's not forget that, as far back as 2020 is that the region witnessed a movement known as South West Agenda (Swaga 23) that started very early, went round to the admiration and envies of many. It ushered in the 2023 bid.This is not so at this moment less than two years to Tinubu's re-election and we all know the next bid should be seen as very significant and the southwest task to avoid challenges. A lack of enthusiasm and low voter turnout could undermine his chances, especially if opposition groups mobilize effectively.
This is a call to action,to avoid an unpleasant outcome, it's therefore essential for us as Tinubu's supporters to galvanize support and begin to engage with our people......
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