Prominent political activist, Aisha Yesufu, has strongly criticized President Bola Tinubu for his approach to addressing the turmoil in Niger Republic.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

As previously reported, Tinubu had sought Senate approval for military intervention in the troubled nation. However, the legislators denied the president’s request and advocated for more diplomatic solutions.

Sharing her perspective on the matter, Yesufu condemned Tinubu’s tactics. She contended that if Peter Obi, the Labour Party flag bearer, were in the presidential role and implemented similar measures, he would have encountered severe backlash….CONTINUE READING

In her opinion, Tinubu’s actions stem from an inferiority complex, motivating him to consistently attempt to prove his capabilities.

Drawing a hypothetical scenario, she stated, “Imagine for a moment it was Peter Obi in office and he made a mess of the situation in Niger. The people whose voices would have been hoarse by now are quiet and blind to the immature handling of the whole situation.”

Yesufu pointed out that other nations possessing military power opt for diplomacy by mentioning “all options are on the table.” However, she criticized Tinubu for swiftly resorting to threats of force.

She also questioned Tinubu’s leadership decisions, asserting that inferiority complex is particularly perilous in leadership positions.

She criticized his urgency to display competence and secure legitimacy, which she believes prompted him to disregard long-standing bilateral agreements.

The activist expressed her dissent with the President’s course of action by using the hashtag #NotMyPresidentTinubu.