We’ll Counter Falsehoods Against Tinubu With Facts – Movement

Ahead of the 2027 general election, a group, the Tinubu Must Stay (TMS) Movement, has vowed to counter falsehoods against President Bola Tinubu with facts and civic engagement.

According to the group, the reforms initiated over the past three years of Tinubu’s administration require continuity and further implementation to deliver their intended long-term outcomes.

TMS, a national advocacy and communication initiative established by citizens supporting continuity of the Tinubu administration, stated this at a press conference to mark Nigeria’s 66 independence anniversary in Abuja.

Addressing journalists, the national convener of the movement, Ibrahim Uba, recalled that when President Bola Tinubu assumed office in 2023, Nigeria was confronted with serious fiscal, monetary, security and social pressures.

According to Uba, the administration responded with major policy changes, including the removal of fuel subsidy and foreign-exchange reforms.

He acknowledged that those measures have imposed substantial costs on households, with Nigerians experiencing higher living, transportation and energy costs.

“The challenges should neither be ignored nor understated. At the same time, public discussion should examine the administration’s full record —including measurable outcomes, unresolved problems and the longer-term objectives of its reforms.