Tinubu's Performance Not Disappointing Tambuwal

Nigeria: Tambuwal Accuses Tinubu Administration of Orchestrating Destabilization of Opposition Parties

Senator Aminu Tambuwal, a key member of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) coalition and former governor of Sokoto State, has levelled serious allegations against President Bola Tinubu's administration. In an interview on Channels Television's Politics Today, Tambuwal accused the Tinubu administration of orchestrating moves to destabilize opposition parties in Nigeria.

Tambuwal expressed his shock at the current state of the country under Tinubu's watch and claimed that Tinubu and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) are involved in efforts aimed at destabilizing the opposition parties. He did not specify the nature of these efforts but cautioned security agencies against being used for political purposes.

In a separate matter, Tambuwal received a police invitation, the context of which remains unclear. He stated that he is ready to honor the summons and emphasized that the interpretation and reading of meaning into a police invitation is a separate matter. However, Tambuwal did not elaborate on how he believes the police invitation was politically motivated.

Tambuwal noted that he could not claim to be disappointed since he never supported Tinubu's candidacy. He stressed that the police need to be very circumspect going forward. It is important to note that no further details were provided about the alleged political purpose of the police invitation or who enabled the involvement of police in the internal affairs of opposition parties in Nigeria.

Our website reports these accusations made by Tambuwal against the Tinubu administration. Tambuwal's comments about the police invitation were made during the same interview but were not directly related to his earlier accusations.

This development comes as a significant political drama in Nigeria, with Tambuwal's allegations adding to the growing tension between the ruling APC and the opposition parties. The Tinubu administration has yet to respond to these allegations publicly.