Bola Tinubu, Nigeria’s new president, is about to enter office, and anticipation is rife throughout the country. While some people eagerly await the occasion, others move warily. Tinubu will undoubtedly be sworn in on May 29, notwithstanding any difficulties.
A well-known politician in Nigeria named Dr. Danlabi Dako recently discussed the upcoming inauguration with the media.
In Dako’s opinion, any protests or social media campaigns against Tinubu taking the oath of office are only useless diversionary measures.
He urged Nigerians to follow the court’s decision, which is binding in these situations, and to refrain from taking any actions construed as undermining the rule of law. Dako advised the populace to put more effort into preparing for the upcoming election cycle, which will take place in four years.
His inauguration is guaranteed despite likely resistance to Tinubu’s administration, such as protests and social media campaigns.
If Nigerians want to ensure a peaceful and stable transfer of power for many years to come, they should concentrate their efforts on preparing for the elections in 2027.
