Could Nigeria's Democratic Institutions Prevent a Third-Term Bid?
I am concerned about the future of Nigeria's democracy if President Bola Tinubu wins re-election in 2027. The Constitution limits presidents to two terms, but I worry about whether those limits and other democratic safeguards will remain protected. Tinubu has considerable influence across Nigeria's political system, including strong relationships within major institutions such as the National Assembly. This raises an important question: will the country's checks and balances remain strong enough to prevent any attempt to extend presidential tenure beyond constitutional limits?
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