President Bola Tinubu on Saturday accused the opposition of creating hunger and poverty in Nigeria, pushing back against criticism of his administration’s handling of the economy as he launched his campaign for a second term in office.
Speaking at the All Progressives Congress 2027 presidential campaign flag-off at the Kaduna Township Stadium, Tinubu said his government was working to eradicate the hardship blamed on the opposition.
He also promised supporters prosperity if re-elected, assuring them that they would not regret giving him a second term.
The President also spoke on the removal of fuel subsidy which has also emerged as a major issue ahead of the 2027 election, with some opposition figures promising to restore it if elected.
He defended the policy at the Kaduna rally, urging supporters to be wary of what he described as misleading claims by his opponents.
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