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2027: Tinubu-Shettima ticket must stay for Nigeria’s progress

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By Yusuf Ibrahim

As Nigeria continues its journey toward renewal, recovery, and sustainable development, it has become increasingly clear that the nation needs stability, continuity, and consistent leadership to consolidate ongoing reforms.

The partnership between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Vice President Senator Kashim Shettima remains a model of visionary leadership and a testament to competence over sentiment.

The 2023 general elections marked a turning point in Nigeria’s democratic evolution. The victory of the Tinubu-Shettima ticket reflected a profound national awakening, one that placed competence, track record, and vision above religion or ethnicity.

Nigerians, through their votes, affirmed that effective governance is not defined by faith but by the ability to deliver results and unify the nation.

Today, the Tinubu administration is steering Nigeria through necessary economic reforms, institutional strengthening, and youth empowerment initiatives aimed at securing a prosperous future. While the journey is ongoing, the direction is right, and progress is visible.

It is therefore in the collective interest of all Nigerians that the Tinubu-Shettima ticket remains unbroken beyond 2027. Their leadership chemistry, shared vision, and mutual commitment to national progress offer Nigeria a rare opportunity for continuity and consolidation. Rather than return to cycles of political experimentation, we must build on the foundations already laid and allow competence to thrive above sentiment.

Religion has increasingly taken a back seat in Nigeria’s political consciousness, and this should be celebrated as a sign of democratic maturity. The focus must now remain on good governance, unity, and inclusive growth — principles the Tinubu-Shettima partnership embodies.

For the sake of national stability, progress, and unity, the Tinubu-Shettima ticket must remain unbroken in 2027.


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