NNPP criticizes Tinubu for imposing undue hardship on Nigerians

Malam Aminu Ibrahim Ringim, NNPP's leader and ex-gubernatorial candidate for Jigawa State, made this known after welcoming thousands of defectors from APC and PDP to NNPP on Wednesday at his residence in Dutse.

The New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has expressed criticism towards President Bola Tinubu's governance, indicating it has brought considerable hardships for the Nigerian people.

Malam Aminu Ibrahim Ringim, NNPP's leader and ex-gubernatorial candidate for Jigawa State, made this known after welcoming thousands of defectors from APC and PDP to NNPP on Wednesday at his residence in Dutse.

Malam Aminu labeled Tinubu’s regime as authoritarian and suggested that given Nigeria's wealth of resources, its citizens should not have to endure the current difficulties under the APC's rule.

He noted that the NNPP, being an opposition party, had initially given the incumbents the benefit of the doubt for nearly a year, yet nothing positive has emerged. As a result, they are prepared to confront the ruling party at both national and state levels.

Malam Aminu clarified that the aim of the recent assembly was to coordinate with NNPP's leadership across Jigawa State's 27 local governments to strategize on alleviating the hardships faced by Nigerians.

He emphasized that the NNPP, as a challenger party, will not stand by as the situation worsens.

He stated, “It is imperative to hold the ruling party accountable to ensure that Nigerians can live without severe hardship.”

Malam Aminu urged the Nigerian populace to eschew the "collect and vote" error in the forthcoming general elections to safeguard the nation's destiny.

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