MAKINDE VOWS ONE-TERM PRESIDENCY, CHALLENGES TINUBU ON FUEL PRICES

Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has reportedly promised to serve only one term if elected president in 2027, while challenging President Bola Tinubu over rising fuel prices in Nigeria.
Makinde’s reported pledge comes amid growing political discussions ahead of the 2027 general election, with opposition figures questioning the impact of the Federal Government’s economic policies on Nigerians.
The governor also challenged Tinubu on fuel prices, an issue that continues to affect transportation costs, businesses and household spending across the country.
Fuel price increases following the removal of the petrol subsidy have remained a major subject of public debate, with Nigerians expressing concerns about the rising cost of living.
Makinde’s reported position adds to the ongoing political conversation about leadership, economic recovery and the commitments presidential aspirants may make to voters ahead of the next election.
Further details about his one-term pledge and the specific challenge he issued to Tinubu would help provide the full context of his remarks.