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Tinubu has already lost 2027 presidential election – Aisha Yesufu

 

Frontline human rights activist Aisha Yesufu, on Thursday, March 5, declared that President Bola Tinubu has already lost the 2027 presidential election.

 

According to Yesufu, the fact that the President is going about looking for governors to join his political party, the APC, shows that he has already lost credibility to win the 2027 presidential election scheduled for January 16, 2027.

 

She made the remarks while featuring on Channels Television’s Politics Today.

“Bola Tinubu has already lost; that’s why he is looking for governors that he’d put together to have an illusion of power.

Once upon a time, I think PDP had 20-something governors; it didn’t stop them from losing the election when it was time for them to lose.

The fact that they don’t have the people, you could see it when they were doing the registration and nobody was interested, nobody cared to visit their website. But you can see with the ADC the kind of passion it has gathered.” she said

 

Yesufu also lamented the poor economic and security situation in the country.ACcording to her, Nigeria as it is now is a ‘’glitch’ and that nothing is working in the country.

“Right now, Nigeria as a whole is a glitch. There is nothing working, whether economically or in terms of security; we don’t have any of that.

I just explained to you: people are being taken away, people are being k!lled, and terrorists are coming out to show us their faces. Nigeria is a glitch on its own; it’s on a standstill. There’s no governance and nothing is going on” she said

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