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2027: Jonathan Will Outperform Tinubu, Says Gov. Mohammed

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Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed has expressed strong confidence that former President Goodluck Jonathan would outperform the current President Bola Tinubu if given another chance to lead Nigeria.

Speaking on August 15, 2024, Governor Mohammed praised Jonathan’s previous administration, highlighting significant reforms and achievements. He emphasized Jonathan’s experience and inclusive leadership style, which he believes would lead to better economic and social outcomes compared to the current administration.

Mohammed pointed out that Jonathan’s tenure saw significant developments, including improvements in infrastructure and social initiatives. He also praised past leaders, including President Olusegun Obasanjo, for their contributions to telecommunications, agriculture, and infrastructure.

Addressing a call from a non-governmental organization for him to consider running for president in 2027, Mohammed affirmed his readiness for leadership roles but expressed his preference for supporting Jonathan if the former president decides to run. He stated, “If we can persuade him to come forward, I will support him with my blood.” Mohammed highlighted Jonathan’s inclusive approach to governance and his efforts in addressing critical issues like unemployment and the Almajiri system.

Regarding his recent criticisms of President Tinubu, Mohammed reiterated that his comments were intended as constructive advice. He stressed that such criticism is part of his role as a leader and that all leaders have their lapses. Mohammed also warned that the Tinubu administration must address key issues like inflation and economic hardship or risk losing its bid for a second term.

In conclusion, Governor Mohammed emphasized the need for effective leadership that addresses the real concerns of Nigerians, including food security and economic stability.

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