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Verydarkman criticizes President Tinubu’s re-election campaign strategy

Social media personality Verydarkman has publicly criticised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s reelection campaign approach.

In an internet video, a critic questioned why an incumbent seeking re-election would rely on giveaways and influencer-driven movements rather than campaigning on his first four years in office.

He used rice distribution programs and organised support groups as examples, stating that good performance in office should automatically garner popular support.

Verydarkman also listed important personalities supposedly involved in outreach initiatives, implying that such techniques reflect voter displeasure.

Read what he said below;

“Alright, so make it make sense that you have been in power for four years. And after four years, you are campaigning for reelection. But instead of you to campaign with the work that you have done in these four years, you are using rice to campaign. You are getting influencers to campaign for you. You are arranging city boys’ movement, city girls’ movement here and there, getting the h0ttest baddies in town to come and campaign for you. Make it make sense that in all four years you still need people to convince people to vote for you. The people are supposed to be begging you to remain in power. But because you know that in that four years of being in power, you did not achieve anything. That is why you need influencers. You need to set up a city boys movement where you get the influential people that came out of this region to gather their people, to rally their people for you. It’s a shame. It’s a shame. The other day I saw the president’s son. He carry, he they share rice. I see MC Oluomo too dey share rice to market women. And I’m like, do you need to do this? all you had to do was to use your first four years to do the best to do not even the best to do the least let’s say security now a lot of people don’t know that….”

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