Lagos APC declares ethnic politics won’t stop Tinubu 2027 re-election, saying Nigerians now vote for performance, unity, and leadership, not tribal sentiment.
The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has declared that ethnic sentiment will not hinder Tinubu 2027 Re-election, emphasizing that Nigerians have moved beyond divisive politics and now vote based on performance, unity, and vision.
APC’s spokesman, Mr. Seye Oladejo, stated this in Lagos on Saturday while responding to comments by Chief Dele Momodu, a former chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), who recently urged opposition parties to unite and exploit ethnicity as a strategy to defeat President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the next 2027 election.
Oladejo described Momodu’s suggestion as outdated and undemocratic, insisting that such tactics no longer resonate with Nigerian voters.
He said the attempt to use tribal loyalty to undermine Tinubu’s growing influence was “a failed idea recycled by desperate politicians.”
“Let it be known that the days of weaponising ethnicity as a shortcut to power are long gone,” Oladejo declared.
“Nigerians now focus on results, not rhetoric; on leadership, not labels.”
According to him, the Tinubu 2027 Re-election will not be determined by ethnic politics but by the president’s performance and proven leadership.
He noted that Nigerians have become politically enlightened and are now more concerned with economic stability, infrastructure, and security than ethnic or regional affiliations.
Oladejo also commended Chief Dele Momodu—who recently left the PDP for the African Democratic Congress (ADC)—for indirectly admitting Tinubu’s dominance.
“We must thank Chief Momodu for finally acknowledging the obvious—that President Bola Tinubu remains politically unstoppable,” he said.
“The very idea of rallying the opposition around ethnic sentiments confirms how deeply they fear his political strength.”
The spokesman highlighted Tinubu’s ongoing reforms and national rebuilding efforts, describing the administration as one focused on inclusion, equity, and progress.
“Under President Tinubu, Nigeria is being rebuilt on foundations of fairness, reform, and opportunity,” Oladejo explained.
“From infrastructure renewal to social investment and economic revival, the government’s results speak for themselves.”
He argued that the coming Tinubu 2027 Re-election would serve as a referendum on leadership, not identity. Nigerians, he said, would judge candidates based on their vision, achievements, and ability to unite the country.
“The electorate has matured,” Oladejo continued.
“They will not return to the politics of division. Leadership is earned through service, consistency, and courage—not through emotion or ethnicity.”
He further challenged opposition parties to present alternative policies rather than resort to divisive narratives.
According to him, those who cannot compete on ideas have resorted to propaganda and cheap sentiment.
“The opposition knows they are heading for another defeat,” he said confidently.
“Political realists understand that the 2027 election will be won on competence, not conspiracy.”
Oladejo urged Chief Momodu to focus on rebuilding his credibility and political career before attempting to advise others.
“Chief Momodu should rediscover his political compass before lecturing anyone,” Oladejo remarked.
“He has drifted from one party to another without a clear ideology. Nigerians are not deceived by political showmanship.”
The APC spokesman went on to describe President Tinubu as a visionary leader whose policies are laying the groundwork for long-term national growth.
He cited economic reforms, renewed infrastructure development, and expanded social programs as examples of Tinubu’s determination to reposition Nigeria for prosperity.
“President Tinubu is rebuilding Nigeria brick by brick,” Oladejo said.
“His courage to make difficult but necessary reforms demonstrates genuine leadership. He is steering the nation toward a future built on stability and opportunity.”
He maintained that the Tinubu 2027 Re-election would reflect the people’s confidence in the president’s leadership, describing him as a man who has consistently delivered in public office.
“From Lagos to Abuja, Tinubu’s record is one of performance,” he noted.
“That consistency and capacity to deliver will guarantee victory again in 2027.”
Oladejo also condemned efforts by opposition figures to exploit national challenges for political advantage, saying such behavior shows desperation rather than patriotism.
“No one can distract Nigerians from the truth,” he stressed.
“The nation is on a path of renewal. Tinubu’s leadership is about ideas, not identity; unity, not division.”
He concluded by reaffirming that the Lagos APC stands firmly behind the president and will mobilize across the nation to ensure his return to office in 2027.
“We are proud of our leader and confident in his mission,” he said.
“The coming years will prove that competence and reform, not ethnicity, define true leadership.”
Political observers believe the statement underscores the APC’s confidence as it prepares for the 2027 electoral season.
Analysts argue that the ruling party’s strategy will hinge on performance, reform, and national unity—three areas Tinubu has prioritized since taking office.
For many Nigerians, the debate around ethnicity and politics seems to be fading as governance takes center stage.
And for the APC in Lagos, the message is clear: Tinubu 2027 Re-election will be won through results, not rhetoric.
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