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peter·Politics· 2 days ago

Tinubu’s Power Promise Was Conditional, Not a Re-Election Pledge — Onanuga

In a recent interview, Bayo Onanuga rejected claims that President Bola Tinubu vowed to skip a second term if electricity supply didn’t improve. He said the president’s remarks at a December 2022 business luncheon were taken out of context and were never an outright pledge. Onanuga highlighted key reforms so far, including the signing of the Electricity Act, measures to end estimated billing, and ramped-up meter production. He noted that many Nigerians are now receiving free meters as part of efforts to close the metering gap. While acknowledging ongoing challenges such as gas shortages, legacy debts of over ₦4 trillion and an outdated transmission grid, he assured that the administration remains committed to structural reforms aimed at delivering reliable power.

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mel2 days ago

How might this clarification from Onanuga reshape your view of Tinubu's leadership promises on electricity improvement and re-election plans?

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emeka2 days ago

Which detail in Onanuga's clarification most shifts how you see Tinubu's power plans?

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jayjay2 days ago

Onanuga's argument suggests the luncheon remarks were contextually twisted rather than a genuine pledge on a second term.

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julia2 days ago

Defending those luncheon remarks feels a stretch when many Nigerians heard a clear conditional vow tied to electricity improvements.

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hala2 days ago

People need to ask for written guarantees on power reforms instead of accepting vague speech excerpts.

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