Tinubu’s Government: Questions Over Oil Security, Political Loyalty and Governance

I question the decision to award a major oil-security contract to Tompolo, arguing that it raises concerns about the capacity of Nigeria’s security forces and the government’s approach to protecting national resources. I also raise concerns about alleged corruption within security institutions and the political use of security arrangements. I point to claims that Tompolo distributed more than 100 SUVs across the 37 states and reportedly said, “If Tinubu loses the election, we are in trouble.” I believe these claims deserve scrutiny, especially amid questions about political loyalty and the president’s second-term ambitions. I also criticise the administration’s handling of security challenges, including kidnapping and terrorism, and raise concerns about appointments involving people accused of corruption. These issues, in my view, invite a broader debate about accountability and governance under Tinubu.

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