‘If I don’t give you electricity, don’t vote for me again’

‘If I don’t give you electricity, don’t vote for me again’ – ADC reminds Tinubu of failed promise (Daily Post)

20 Jul 2025 12:25 pm

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6 hours of power daily.The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has criticized President Bola Tinubu for failing to fulfill his promise of providing uninterrupted electricity to Nigerians within four years. In a statement by the partys interim spokesman Bolaji Abdullahi he reminded the president of his campaign pledge and urged him to take action. Despite a 240% increase in electricity tariffs the power grid has collapsed 12 times under Tinubus administration leaving millions without electricity and others with only a few hours of power daily. The ADC called on Tinubu to fulfill his promise and warned that Nigerians will not vote for him in a second term if he fails to do so.

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1) Tinubu said not to reelect him if power isn’t fixed. Is it fair to hold him to that now? 1
2) Every administration talks about stable power, but little seems to change. What is really holding us back? 0
3) The ADC is putting pressure on Tinubu, But do these public reminders really make a difference? 0
4) From power cuts to rising electricity tariffs, How would you honestly rate the government's performance on energy? 1
5) If politicians were judged by results, not promises, Would it change how we vote? 0

1) Tinubu said not to reelect him if power isn’t fixed. Is it fair to hold him to that now?
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20 Jul

The president practically said that if he didn’t deliver 24hrs electricity to the people that he shouldn’t be voted for again if he seeks reelection but we all know that doesn’t happen in this part of the world.

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2) Every administration talks about stable power, but little seems to change. What is really holding us back?

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3) The ADC is putting pressure on Tinubu, But do these public reminders really make a difference?

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4) From power cuts to rising electricity tariffs, How would you honestly rate the government's performance on energy?
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Reply #4-1

20 Jul

I’d practically score them low, I mean very low. The president haven’t delivered on any of his campaign promises and yet energy tariffs have doubled if not tripled in some areas.

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5) If politicians were judged by results, not promises, Would it change how we vote?

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