Comrade Andrew Emelieze, the National Coordinator of the All Workers Convergence (AWC), has issued a stern warning to President Bola Tinubu, urging him to abandon imperial tendencies. In a statement released on Sunday, Emelieze asserted that Tinubu’s governance has plunged Nigerians into severe economic hardship and social instability.
According to Emelieze, the current administration has become a primary cause of suffering for the populace. He called on the President to review the overwhelming public criticism against his leadership. The labour leader highlighted rampant insecurity, including kidnapping and banditry, as proof that the government’s policies exacerbate daily struggles for citizens.
Emelieze emphasized that Tinubu must reflect on his legacy and consider how history will judge him. He insisted that the President should stop acting like a monarch, emphasizing that Tinubu is merely a temporary occupant of Aso Rock, Nigeria’s presidential seat. “You are not the owner of Aso Villa; you are only a tenant,” Emelieze declared.
Emelieze further criticized the administration’s approach, labeling governance under Tinubu as hazardous to democracy. He accused the President of pursuing a covert agenda masked as public service. “Your policies betray a hidden plan, and your leadership lacks mass interest. The escalating killings demand your resignation or impeachment. If you had any conscience, you would step down voluntarily,” he stated.
The labour coordinator added that the general mood among Nigerians now calls for Tinubu’s exit, epitomized by the hashtag #TinubuMustGo. He urged the President to reform his ways before it is too late. “Your time in power is finite. You will not remain indefinitely; one day, you must depart. Look ahead and consider what people will say about you when you leave office. It is not too late to change,” Emelieze concluded.