Oluremi Tinubu, wife of President Bola Tinubu, defended her husband’s leadership after announcing a N100 million donation to empower 2,000 women in Benue State. The funds will support the creation of an ICT center aimed at improving digital skills and economic opportunities for women. The initiative was part of a broader effort to address gender inequality and promote technological advancement in the region.
Babachir Lawal, a former senator, expressed his preference for supporting Tinubu over Atiku, the former vice president. Lawal cited his previous collaboration with Atiku but noted his concerns over the worsening situation in northern Nigeria. He stated that Tinubu’s leadership offers a more stable path for the country.
Hanks Anuku, a political analyst, defended Tinubu’s administration, stating that Nigeria was not spoiled by his policies. Anuku emphasized Tinubu’s focus on economic reforms and governance, which he believes have contributed to national stability.
Shettima, the governor of Borno State, acknowledged Tinubu’s decisions, including the removal of the petrol subsidy and the unification of exchange rates. These measures, Shettima argued, were necessary for economic recovery and fiscal discipline.
Tinubu’s growing support reflects a shift in political dynamics, with key figures aligning behind his administration. As the country faces ongoing challenges, Tinubu’s policies continue to attract backing from influential political leaders.
