The Allied Peoples Movement (APM) has accused Nigerian President Bola Tinubu of transferring executive power to a close-knit group of family members and aides, claiming he is incapable of leading effectively. The group alleges that Tinubu is abdicating his responsibilities, allowing an inner circle to dominate decision-making processes. This accusation comes amid growing political tensions in Nigeria, where public dissatisfaction with governance has been increasing. APM leaders have called for Tinubu to step down, arguing that his leadership has failed to address critical national challenges. The claims highlight ongoing concerns about the concentration of power and the lack of transparency in presidential administration. As the controversy escalates, political analysts are closely monitoring the situation for potential implications on the country’s stability.