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Femi Kuti: Nigerians and Political Elite Share Blame for Tinubu’s Emergence

Femi Kuti says President Bola Tinubu should not bear sole responsibility for Nigeria’s current problems. He argues that political institutions and citizens who allowed him to contest the 2023 election must also be held accountable. Speaking in an interview, Kuti questioned why allegations and controversies linked to Tinubu did not prevent his candidacy. He said leaders with integrity would have stopped any candidate considered unfit before the election. Kuti also pointed to the long-standing ties within Nigeria’s political class. He noted that former EFCC chairman Nuhu Ribadu now serves as National Security Adviser under Tinubu, arguing that such continuity makes accountability difficult. He warned that hardship, insecurity and weak accountability could leave young Nigerians with little faith in their future or in the political system.

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E
emeka

How should citizens be held accountable in this argument: through voting choices, demanding stronger institutions, or both?

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Y
yemi

Both matter, honestly. Better choices without stronger systems can still leave plenty room for wahala.

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H
hala

The point seems to be that leadership outcomes do not happen in isolation; institutions and public choices shape who gets power.

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K
kaka

Shared blame may be worth discussing, but it should not blur the responsibility of those currently making decisions in office.

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K
kris

Beyond blame, the useful focus is strengthening electoral rules, party accountability, and citizen participation before the next cycle.

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