Anti-Tinubu Commentator Declares: “Buy Guns, Prepare for Election War” as Fury Against Bola Ahmed Tinubu Boils Over
By Passman Akpos
A political commentator identified as Justice Ozobi has sparked intense reactions online after launching a blistering attack on the administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, accusing the Federal Government of worsening economic hardship and insecurity across the country.
In a strongly worded statement circulating on social media, Ozobi claimed his criticism of President Tinubu was not based on ethnicity or religion, but on what he described as the “failure” of the current administration to improve the lives of ordinary Nigerians.
The critic accused the government of implementing harsh economic policies, including fuel subsidy removal, tax increases, and continued borrowing, while citizens struggle with rising inflation and worsening living conditions.
Ozobi also alleged that insecurity has continued to spread across parts of the country, claiming that banditry and terrorism remain major concerns for many Nigerians despite repeated assurances from the government.
The remarks further criticized the President’s foreign trips and major infrastructure focus in Lagos, arguing that many citizens feel abandoned amid economic hardship.
However, the statement has also drawn condemnation from several quarters after it included inflammatory comments urging citizens to prepare for possible clashes during future elections. Security analysts and political observers have warned against rhetoric capable of escalating tensions or promoting violence, especially ahead of future electoral activities.
Supporters of the administration have dismissed the comments as reckless political propaganda, insisting that the Tinubu government inherited deep economic challenges and is implementing reforms aimed at stabilizing Nigeria’s economy in the long term.
Since assuming office in 2023, President Tinubu’s administration has defended the removal of fuel subsidies and currency reforms as necessary steps to prevent economic collapse and attract investment into the country.
The controversial statement has continued to fuel heated debate across social media platforms, with Nigerians sharply divided between those expressing frustration over economic hardship and others defending the government’s reform agenda.
