Calls for President Bola Tinubu’s removal are gaining attention in the North, following a strong political message warning that the president could face growing resistance from the region.
The message, shared by X user Jude Heavenly, claimed that opposition to Tinubu was becoming a major cause in the North, suggesting that pressure on his administration could increase as time passes.
“Removing Tinubu is now a religion in the North,” the post declared, expressing the view that calls for the president’s removal had become deeply rooted among some people in the region.
The post also warned Tinubu that the North could present a serious political challenge, stating, “By the time the North is finished with Tinubu, it will dawn on him there is a difference between Khaki and leather.”
The statement used a forceful expression to warn of the possible consequences of growing political opposition to the president. It ended with a message of urgency, declaring that time was ticking fast.
The comments reflect the sharp tone of some political discussions surrounding Tinubu’s leadership and his relationship with northern Nigeria. However, the post alone does not establish how widely the view is shared across the region or whether there is a coordinated campaign to remove the president.
The North remains an important political force in Nigeria, making public opinion in the region significant to the president’s political future. Whether the criticism translates into broader political action will depend on developments within political parties, public sentiment and the actions of key regional leaders.
