Tinubu’s 2027 Bid Must Be Judged by Results, Not Fresh Promises

As President Bola Tinubu approaches the 2027 election, Nigerians should assess his record since taking office in May 2023 before considering another four-year mandate. The administration points to economic growth, easing inflation, stronger reserves, record non-oil exports, infrastructure projects, student loans, housing, healthcare and energy investments. Yet many households still face high costs for food, transport, rent, electricity and other essentials. The key questions are measurable: How many sustainable jobs have been created? Are Nigerians safer? Which projects have been completed, at what cost, and with what impact? Competing claims about the fulfilment of campaign promises show why voters need evidence, timelines and clear records. The 2027 election should be an audit of promises against delivery. Any candidate seeking another term should explain what worked, what failed, what was delayed and what will be different in the next four years.

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