Momodu tells Tinubu: Win 2027 by showing achievements, not propaganda
Dele Momodu, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress, told President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Channels Television's Sunrise Daily on Monday that the president's best chance to win the 2027 election is to run on his administration's record, not on political rhetoric. Speaking on August 3, 2026, Momodu said Nigerians will judge Tinubu by what he has actually done, not by propaganda, and urged the ruling APC to showcase concrete achievements instead of attacking opponents or blaming past governments for today's challenges. He also claimed former President Olusegun Obasanjo is working-President Atiku Abubakar from realizing his presidential ambition, describing the APC's habit of blaming its predecessors as unusual and self-destructive.
For Nigerian voters, this matters because the 2027 election will decide whether the country moves forward on tangible results or remains trapped in endless blame-games. If the APC heeds Momodu's advice and presents a clear scorecard, citizens can assess real progress on infrastructure, jobs, and living standards. If the party continues to deflect criticism, voters may see a lack of accountability and consider alternatives.
What you should do: look for verifiable data on government projects, budgets, and social programs when candidates make promises. Question claims that simply blame previous administrations without evidence, and pay attention to internal party signals—like Obasanjo's stance on Atiku—that could shape the electoral landscape. Staying informed through credible sources helps you vote based on substance, not spin.