Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has sharply criticized the Bola Tinubu administration’s latest “Nigeria First” mantra, calling it a mere public relations stunt intended to mislead the public rather than deliver tangible results. The statement, made on May 5, 2025, reflects ongoing political tensions as hi questioned the administration’s commitment to its promises.
Political Jab: Atiku, a prominent opposition figure and 2023 presidential candidate, argued that the slogan lacks substance, pointing to economic challenges and unmet pledges as evidence of its hollow nature.
Atiku dismissed “Nigeria First”
The “Nigeria First” initiative, launched to prioritize national interests, has been touted by the Tinubu administration as a cornerstone of its governance strategy. However, Atiku dismissed it as a recycled tactic, urging the government to focus on addressing inflation, insecurity, and unemployment instead. His remarks have reignited debates about the administration’s performance, with supporters defending it as a unifying vision.
As the political discourse heats up, Nigerians await concrete actions to back the administration’s rhetoric.
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