The political camp of Gbenga Hashim has dismissed Governor Ademola Adeleke’s reported endorsement of President Bola Tinubu ahead of the 2027 general elections, maintaining that the declaration does not reflect the wishes of Nigerians and will not influence the political direction of the country. The group reaffirmed its confidence in the Accord Party, insisting that it is building a credible national platform capable of providing effective leadership and winning the presidency in 2027. According to the camp, Nigeria is in need of fresh ideas, inclusive governance, and practical solutions to address persistent challenges such as insecurity, unemployment, inflation, economic instability, and inadequate infrastructure. It argued that citizens are increasingly demanding accountable leadership focused on development, transparency, and national unity rather than political endorsements and alliances. The statement also emphasized that the Accord Party remains committed to grassroots mobilization, youth empowerment, institutional reforms, and policies aimed at improving the welfare of Nigerians across all regions of the country. Supporters of the movement expressed optimism that the party’s growing acceptance among voters would translate into significant electoral success during the next general election. The comments have added to the ongoing political debate as parties and influential figures continue positioning themselves ahead of the 2027 polls. Political observers believe that endorsements, coalition talks, and policy proposals will continue to shape public discourse as the election approaches. While reactions remain divided among supporters of different political parties, many Nigerians have continued to call for issue-based campaigns centered on economic recovery, security, education, healthcare, and sustainable national development.
