‎Meaning You Cant Honestly Say Tinubu Has Failed—Amadi Criticizes El-Rufai For Opposing Obi One-Term

‎‎In a recent statement via his official X account, former Chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Sam Amadi, has criticized former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai for opposing Peter Obi’s one-term promises.

‎El-Rufai had advised Obi to stop making pledges that major reforms couldn’t be achieved in a single term if elected president.

‎Amadi said El-Rufai’s position was wrong, he argued that it is possible to start meaningful changes in one term, even if complete reforms take longer.

‎”‘Four years is not enough to accomplish anything.’

‎Meaning: You cannot honestly say Tinubu has failed until after 8 years” Amadi wrote.

‎According to Amadi, discouraging leaders from promising reforms undermines political accountability.

‎He explained that four years is enough to make significant progress if a government focuses on priorities.

‎Amadi added that citizens have the right to expect concrete results within a term.

‎He warned that dismissing one-term pledges could lower public trust in politicians.

‎Amadi reminded El-Rufai that one cannot fully judge a president’s performance only after four years, but this does not mean nothing can be done.

‎He said it is unfair to suggest that efforts in a first term are irrelevant.

‎He further noted that assessing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s achievements should be done after a full tenure, but first-term progress still matters.

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