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Presidential aspirant of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) in the 2027 general elections, Yakubu Mohammed Kingsley, has dissociated himself from the party’s National Chairman, Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, over the latter’s call for President Bola Tinubu to resign over the country’s security challenges.
Kingsley was reported to have said that there were constitutional mechanisms for transition of leadership in the Nigerian democracy and urged Nigerians to focus on the 2027 general elections.
In a statement issued Sunday in Abuja titled “A Message of Hope to the Nigerian People: Nigeria Shall Rise Again,” Kingsley said he does not support calls for the President to resign.
“I do not support the call for the resignation of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He said: “Democracy in Nigeria provides for constitutional process for transition of leadership and we must focus on building our institutions and preparing for the 2027 General Elections.
The PRP chieftain who is challenging in court the outcome of the party’s May 25 presidential primary that produced former Cross River State Governor Donald Duke as the party’s presidential candidate decried the worsening economic and security situation in the country.
Millions of our fellow citizens are experiencing unprecedented economic hardship, insecurity, unemployment and uncertainty about the future across the length and breadth of our country.
“Every day families are struggling to get by. Rising operating costs are forcing businesses to close their doors. The insecurity does not allow our farmers to safely till many of our fertile land. He said that despite having huge talents and aspirations, young graduates continue to search for meaningful jobs.
Kingsley said his background and professional experience had prepared him to handle the challenges of development in Nigeria.
I understand hardship as I was born in a humble family in Auchi, Edo State. Before I could go to school I used to sell pap to feed my family. “Those experiences laid the foundation for my lifelong commitment to create opportunities for the average Nigerians,” he said.
His 25 years with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, he said, had convinced him that the biggest challenge facing Nigeria was leadership.
Those experiences taught me Nigeria’s biggest problem has never been lack of resources but the need for visionary leadership, institutional discipline and consistent implementation,” he said.
Kingsley sympathised with victims of insecurity and economic hardship but said his proposed YMK Nigeria Project would focus on security, industrialisation, agriculture, youth empowerment, infrastructure, transparent governance and economic diversification.
“Nigeria has the people, the resources and the potential to become one of the world’s leading economies. “Together as a responsible citizenry and competent leadership we can fashion a secure, prosperous, industrialised and globally respected nation,” he said.
The comments by Kingsley were made days after the PRP National Chairman, Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, had called on President Tinubu to resign, citing the worsening state of insecurity in the country.
