On Saturday in Ado-Ekiti, The National Democratic Coalition Renewal Group hailed the emergence of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the president-elect of Nigeria as the best that had ever happened to Nigeria. The statement issued by the group highlighted Tinubu's commitment to nation-building and his dedication to providing good governance for all Nigerians. His leadership style and ability to bring people together have earned him respect from both his political opponents and supporters alike. Furthermore, it is believed that Tinubu will be able to provide much-needed economic growth for Nigeria and help bridge the gap between its rich and poor citizens. It is clear that Tinubu's election as president-elect marks a new era of hope for Nigeria.
However, The National Democratic Coalition Renewal Group has advised the opposition parties to abandon their efforts and accept the result. The group believes that any attempt to upturn the victory of Bola Tinubu would be futile. This is because Tinubu's victory according to them is a reflection of the will of the people and should be respected.
The Labour Party and the People's Democratic Party have taken a bold step in their attempt to upturn the victory of Tinubu in the Presidential election. This action has been described as a "bold move" by Prof. Atilade Adeeyo, who is the National Leader of the National Democratic Coalition Renewal Group. The outcome of this move could have significant implications for the future of Nigerian politics and could potentially set a precedent for future elections. It will be interesting to see how this situation develops and what impact it will have on Tinubu's political career.
The recent election in Nigeria was characterized by massive rigging by the All Progressives Congress (APC) as seen in evidence circulating online. Reports from various sources have highlighted the widespread use of vote-buying, intimidation, and other forms of electoral fraud perpetrated by the APC and INEC. This has led to a sense of disillusionment and distrust among Nigerian citizens, who are now questioning the legitimacy of the electoral process.
