President Bola Tinubu says insecurity will not force him out of office, alleging that opponents are using the crisis against him while reaffirming his decision to run again in 2027. He made this clear while speaking in Abuja during a meeting with leaders from Plateau State after recent violence in Jos. Tinubu said some individuals […]
President Bola Tinubu says insecurity will not force him out of office, alleging that opponents are using the crisis against him while reaffirming his decision to run again in 2027.
He made this clear while speaking in Abuja during a meeting with leaders from Plateau State after recent violence in Jos.
Tinubu said some individuals are attempting to use the security situation to weaken his position and force him out of office.
He described himself as firm and unyielding, noting that he has no intention of stepping aside.
The president confirmed that he will contest the 2027 election and remains focused on continuing his leadership.
He also urged leaders from Plateau State to take responsibility for restoring peace, calling for unity among stakeholders.
Tinubu encouraged them to review past findings on the crisis and work together to implement solutions.
He highlighted the need for stronger security measures, including the establishment of state police as part of long term reforms.
The president asked the leaders to engage widely and report back on progress made toward resolving the conflict.
Nigeria has experienced a rise in violent incidents in recent months, with attacks affecting communities and security personnel in several regions.
The issue continues to dominate national conversations as political activities gradually build toward the 2027 elections.