A former National Vice Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Salihu Lukman, has cautioned Nigerians against expecting anything good from President Bola Tinubu's leadership.
Lukman warned that Tinubu can't achieve anything significant before May 2027.
He disclosed this while featuring as a guest on the Sunday edition of Channels TV's Inside Sources with Laolu Akanda.
Lukman said Tinubu is not the kind of progressive leader he once believed him to be.
He maintained that Tinubu is governing Nigeria differently from how he ruled Lagos State between 1999 and 2007.
According to Lukman: “For you to even expect something very wonderful to happen before May 2027, I will say you are a dreamer, I will wish you luck in your dream, but if it happens, it will be a pleasant surprise.
“For me, I have reached the conclusion that I don’t think anything good is going to come out and which is why we have to start organising.
“I have said so, this country can be fixed in our lifetime, and I pray to God to give us the strength and courage to engage our leaders.”
He pointed out that the failure of the APC has made it necessary for the coalition currently being formed to be built on a very strong foundation.
“If having gone through the APC and failed, we now organise another coalition that will become business as usual, which is why this initial negotiation we are really engaging ourselves.
“So, we really have to, we owe it to Nigerians, and I am telling Nigerians that look, it is possible to fix this country in our lifetime,”; he said.
