Our Reporter
Speaking on Politics Today, Ndume pointed out that while politicians continue to switch allegiance to the ruling party, the electorate those who ultimately decide elections are not moving with them.
He linked this disconnect to the worsening security situation in Nigeria’s North-East, stressing that insecurity is directly affecting voter confidence and participation.
Ndume warned that citizens cannot be expected to support the government while they continue to face violence and insecurity. He urged the government to take decisive action, suggesting that all necessary resources should be deployed to fully equip the military.
While reaffirming his belief in Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s intentions, Ndume criticized certain individuals within the administration, describing them as self-serving and more focused on personal gain than national interest. He called on the government to look inward and prioritize effective governance, especially in addressing security challenges.
He also echoed calls for stronger community involvement in tackling insurgency, aligning with the military’s position that local participation is crucial in addressing insecurity.
Ndume’s remarks highlight a critical issue ahead of future elections the widening gap between political consolidation at the top and trust at the grassroots.
