Oluwo says Nigerians may want Tinubu to stay beyond two terms
Bola Tinubu has been praised by the Oluwo of Iwo, Oba Abdulrosheed Akanbi, for his leadership and economic reforms. The monarch suggested that many Nigerians might seek a constitutional amendment for Tinubu to remain in office beyond the standard two terms. He highlighted improvements in the economy and commended the President’s decisive actions. The Oluwo believes these achievements may prompt calls for Tinubu’s extended tenure.
What we know
- The Oluwo of Iwo said many Nigerians may want a constitutional review to allow Bola Tinubu more than two terms in office.
- He credited Tinubu with significant economic improvements, including a rise in foreign reserves from about $1bn to between $49.5bn and $50.45bn as of late February/March 2026.
- The monarch cited structural reforms such as exchange rate unification, increased oil output, and higher foreign investment as key drivers.
- Tinubu was also praised for granting local government autonomy, increasing state allocations, and expanding infrastructure projects.
- The Oluwo noted that previous leaders struggled with similar reforms, but Tinubu has shown firm leadership and commitment.
