Continued: Apostle Suleman Blasts Tinubu’s Leadership and Warns of a Grim Future

“What Nigerians are going through is partly what they deserve,”

Apostle Suleman declared, referencing the 2023 election results. He criticized the electorate for ignoring warnings and electing a leader, President Bola Tinubu, whom he described as lacking a concrete manifesto and relying instead on an "it’s my turn" rhetoric.

Suleman who is also the President and CEO of Hossana Oil and Gas, didn’t shy away from pointing to the detrimental state of the oil sector under Tinubu’s administration. He expressed concern that the sector had been "plundered," warning that it might take over a decade for the nation to recover from the damage.

In his closing remarks, he urged Nigerians to reflect deeply before the 2027 elections.

"If they’ve suffered enough by then, perhaps they’ll make better decisions,"

he warned, emphasizing the importance of aligning voting choices with competence and vision rather than sentiments or entitlement.

Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed echoed Suleman’s sentiments during the conference, warning of the destructive trajectory of the current administration’s policies. While he clarified that he held no personal animosity toward President Tinubu, Mohammed criticized the Federal Government’s tax reforms and other policies, labeling them as lacking a clear national vision.

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