₦airaland Forum

People are simply holding him accountable for the campaign promises and commitments outlined in his manifesto. Are you suggesting, based on your analogy, that Tinubu knew he could not resolve the electricity crisis within 4yrs, yet deliberately campaigned vigorously on the issue and made those promises primarily to win the 2023 election? So to him it was all a campaign strategy rather than a genuine concern to actually fix it.

If he genuinely intended to address the electricity problem, one would expect the process to have commenced immediately after he assumed office same way he did with the subsidy removal. By now, the projects could potentially have been at an advanced or even final stage. He could also have pointed to the progress made as part of his campaign for a 2nd term, which would have strengthened his case for re-election and made the campaign much easier.

And this brings me back to your analogy: if 4yrs is not sufficient to address the electricity crisis, what is the justification for giving him another 4yrs that won’t still be enough for him to fix the issue? That’s if he even intend to