Dele Momodu, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has expressed concerns about the direction of the country under the administration of President Bola Tinubu. In a recent X Space session, Momodu stated that many members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) are dissatisfied with the current state of affairs, but are reluctant to speak out publicly.
According to Momodu, the average Nigerian should be worried about the path the APC is taking the country down. He noted that while some individuals may appear to be supporters of the party, they often express dissatisfaction when engaged in private conversations. Momodu reiterated that even those close to the APC leadership are not happy with the current situation, but are hesitant to speak out due to potential benefits they may receive from their association with the party.
The ADC chieftain’s comments come as the country continues to navigate its political landscape. The APC, led by President Tinubu, has been in power since the last general election. Momodu’s statements suggest that there may be underlying tensions within the party, with some members feeling uncomfortable with the direction the party is taking.
Momodu’s concerns about the APC’s leadership are not isolated. Many Nigerians have been vocal about their dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs in the country. The ADC chieftain’s comments serve as a reminder that the country’s political landscape is complex, with various interests and opinions at play.
As the country moves forward, it remains to be seen how the APC will address the concerns of its members and the Nigerian public. With the 2027 elections approaching, political parties and stakeholders are likely to become more active in shaping the country’s future. Momodu’s comments highlight the need for ongoing dialogue and engagement among political leaders, parties, and the general public to ensure that the country is steered in a direction that benefits all Nigerians.
