BREAKING: Many People Are Asking Tinubu To Resign Now, You Don’t Need To Fight, He Still Has 1yr Left – Fayose
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According to a report by Daily Post on Thursday, June 4, 2026, Ayodele Fayose, former governor of Ekiti State, has asserted that President Bola Tinubu would emerge victorious against his major political opponents, including Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi, even if the presidential election were held ten times.
Fayose made this statement during an interview on EKTV, addressing the growing debate around calls for President Tinubu to resign amid rising security concerns across the nation.
Fayose highlighted the resilience of Tinubu’s political standing despite criticisms from different quarters.
He emphasized that the President’s popularity and political influence remain strong enough to withstand challenges from seasoned politicians.
The former governor’s comments come at a time when discussions on social media and in political circles have intensified, focusing on the effectiveness of the current administration in tackling insecurity and governance issues.
In the interview, Fayose drew attention to the voices on social media demanding Tinubu’s resignation.
He noted that while public frustrations over security challenges are evident, the calls for resignation are premature and unnecessary, considering the President still has significant time left in office.
This perspective offers a counterpoint to the growing narrative of dissatisfaction among certain sections of the populace and political commentators.
Fayose further explained that the President’s tenure should be allowed to run its course without the distraction of undue pressure or hasty calls for stepping down.
He suggested that critics should exercise patience and allow the administration to continue addressing national challenges.
According to Fayose, it is essential to separate political dissatisfaction from constructive engagement with governance issues, especially in a democratic setting where leadership transitions follow constitutional timelines.
The former governor also underscored that Tinubu’s political strategy and leadership qualities have consistently positioned him as a formidable contender in Nigerian politics.
Fayose expressed confidence that these attributes would enable the President to surpass his rivals, regardless of the intensity of opposition campaigns or the frequency of electoral contests.
The remarks signal an unwavering support for Tinubu’s administration amid ongoing debates about national security and political accountability.
Fayose’s comments on EKTV come against a backdrop of heightened public discourse over Nigeria’s security situation.
Many citizens have voiced concerns about escalating violence and its impact on daily life, prompting debates on social media and within political arenas about the need for effective policy measures.
Despite these concerns, Fayose maintains that political calls for resignation are not the solution and emphasizes the strength of Tinubu’s electoral appeal.
Fayose stated: “A lot of people on social media are asking Tinubu to resign now, but I’m saying you don’t need to fight because he still has one year left.”
