In a recent statement, Warman Ogoriba, the Bayelsa State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), strongly defended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration against growing calls for resignation from opposition parties. Ogoriba characterized these demands as typical political maneuvering, asserting that Tinubu's governance has exceeded expectations, claiming a performance rating of "above 90 percent."
Ogoriba's remarks come amid heightened political tensions as Nigeria grapples with economic challenges and social unrest. The APC, under Tinubu's leadership, has faced scrutiny regarding its handling of inflation and security issues. However, Ogoriba's confidence reflects a broader sentiment within the party that they remain resilient against opposition narratives. He stated, "The APC is not threatened by opposition; our focus is on delivering results that benefit Nigerians."
Looking ahead, the APC's ability to navigate these criticisms while maintaining public support will be crucial in shaping the political landscape leading up to the 2027 elections. With opposition forces attempting to galvanize discontent, the ruling party's strategy and Tinubu's performance will be pivotal in determining whether they can sustain their grip on power in the face of increasing scrutiny.