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I will fight Tinubu again when the 2027 election is approaching – Reno

Look at how the media that reported about the Presidential Yacht are now silent on the fact that it was the previous Buhari administration that actually ordered it. The Yacht has already been delivered to Nigeria since June of this year. Tinubu only became President days before on May 29, 2023. This was never about waste for them. It was about painting Tinubu negatively. It just had to be Tinubu. Now that the reality no longer fits their fantasy, they have moved on. But their irresponsible reportage, without verification, led to the ridiculing of President Tinubu before the international community. On Kenyan platforms, they are ridiculing Nigeria and Tinubu.

When you start insulting yourself, you will never be in short supply of people willing to join you! I will fight Tinubu again when the 2027 election is approaching. Hopefully, my party and I will unseat him. But for now, let us accept that the election and court challenges are over. It is now time for governance.

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