Dele Momodu Urges Tinubu to Seek Re-Election Based on His Performance Record

Media entrepreneur and politician Dele Momodu has advised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to base any future re-election campaign on the administration’s performance and achievements in office rather than political rhetoric or campaign promises. Speaking on the nation’s political landscape ahead of the 2027 general elections, Momodu said democratic leadership should be judged by measurable results, urging the President to present Nigerians with a clear account of the government’s accomplishments in key sectors, including the economy, security, infrastructure, education, healthcare, power supply, and job creation. According to him, citizens have the right to evaluate elected leaders based on policies implemented and the impact those policies have had on their daily lives. He stressed that accountability and transparency are essential pillars of democracy, adding that political campaigns should focus on factual records and practical solutions to national challenges rather than personal attacks or divisive rhetoric. Momodu also encouraged political leaders across party lines to engage in issue-based campaigns that promote constructive debate and offer realistic proposals for improving governance. Political analysts noted that discussions surrounding government performance are expected to intensify as political activities gradually gather momentum ahead of the next election cycle. They observed that both the ruling party and opposition groups will likely seek to convince voters by highlighting their respective records, policy positions, and development plans. Stakeholders have continued to call for peaceful political engagement, credible elections, and respect for democratic institutions throughout the electoral process. They also emphasised the importance of informed voter participation, urging Nigerians to assess candidates based on competence, integrity, leadership ability, and proven achievements. As preparations for the 2027 elections continue, public discourse is expected to remain focused on governance, economic development, national security, and the overall quality of leadership offered by political parties and their candidates.