TRENDING
Fuel hike: Tricycle operators raise fares across FCT • APC candidate wins reps by-election in Gombe • Mbinu za kuhifadhi chakula kukabili athari za El Niño • Akpabio In Italy Prays For End Of Banditry, Terrorism In Nigeria • APC’s Kallamu wins Gombe/Kwami /Funakaye Federal Constituency by-election – Official • 2026 Ballon d’Or: Sevilla coach, García slams organisers for snubbing forward • “Tinubu criminalising poor miners” — Atiku questions 37 deaths in NSCDC custody • Plateau attacks: Women, children flee Barkin Ladi as gunshots persist • Niger, Ondo Deaths: Falana Calls For Prosecution Of Suspects • Broncos remain confident in OC Webb as playcaller despite Week 1 loss • Nigeria Vs Colombia Live Blogging: 2026 U-20 WWC Quarter-final • Bayelsa deputy gov links building collapse to negligence • FG secures £746 facility to modernise Apapa, Tin-Can ports • Ex-England winger Townsend run over by pitch roller in Thailand • Boston looking to clinch, Dodgers trying to stay healthy • Falana urges prosecution of suspects linked to 37 miners’ deaths • LaLiga: Barcelona reveal plan for Messi’s return • Tanzania kupeleka ajenda ya ‘Sifuri Tatu’ Marekani • KeRRA in a spot over Mandera road projects • 2027: APC group warns Obi, NDC over result transmission • Fuel hike: Tricycle operators raise fares across FCT • APC candidate wins reps by-election in Gombe • Mbinu za kuhifadhi chakula kukabili athari za El Niño • Akpabio In Italy Prays For End Of Banditry, Terrorism In Nigeria • APC’s Kallamu wins Gombe/Kwami /Funakaye Federal Constituency by-election – Official • 2026 Ballon d’Or: Sevilla coach, García slams organisers for snubbing forward • “Tinubu criminalising poor miners” — Atiku questions 37 deaths in NSCDC custody • Plateau attacks: Women, children flee Barkin Ladi as gunshots persist • Niger, Ondo Deaths: Falana Calls For Prosecution Of Suspects • Broncos remain confident in OC Webb as playcaller despite Week 1 loss • Nigeria Vs Colombia Live Blogging: 2026 U-20 WWC Quarter-final • Bayelsa deputy gov links building collapse to negligence • FG secures £746 facility to modernise Apapa, Tin-Can ports • Ex-England winger Townsend run over by pitch roller in Thailand • Boston looking to clinch, Dodgers trying to stay healthy • Falana urges prosecution of suspects linked to 37 miners’ deaths • LaLiga: Barcelona reveal plan for Messi’s return • Tanzania kupeleka ajenda ya ‘Sifuri Tatu’ Marekani • KeRRA in a spot over Mandera road projects • 2027: APC group warns Obi, NDC over result transmission
2027: ‘Ignore opposition tactics’, APC chieftain urges Tinubu to focus on governance
Back to Home

2027: ‘Ignore opposition tactics’, APC chieftain urges Tinubu to focus on governance

Vanguard Nigeria about 1 hour 3 mins read
2027: ‘Ignore opposition tactics’, APC chieftain urges Tinubu to focus on governance

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Osun, Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, has urged President Bola Tinubu not to be distracted by opposition tactics ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Oyintiloye said the President should instead focus on governance and tackle security threats identified by security agencies head-on.

The APC chieftain made the call while speaking with newsmen on Sunday in Osogbo, against the backdrop of recent security alerts over possible attacks on vulnerable locations, particularly in parts of southern Nigeria.

Oyintiloye said the President should urgently support security agencies to intensify surveillance, strengthen inter-agency collaboration and take proactive measures to safeguard lives and property amid emerging security concerns.

He said security agencies should be reinforced through heightened vigilance, improved intelligence gathering and coordinated preventive action nationwide.

Oyintiloye, a former lawmaker, also called on relevant security agencies to work closely together, share intelligence and strengthen surveillance and rapid-response mechanisms.

He particularly urged increased security around schools, places of worship, National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) facilities, parks, garages and other vulnerable locations, especially with schools in session.

The APC chieftain also called for an immediate, thorough and transparent investigation into the recent killings in Osun.

He urged security agencies to identify all persons suspected to have participated in, sponsored or facilitated the violence.

Oyintiloye said anyone against whom sufficient evidence was established should be prosecuted in accordance with the law.

He appealed to all stakeholders, including transport workers, community leaders, traditional rulers and religious leaders, to remain calm and cooperate with security agencies by providing credible information that could assist investigations and prevent further violence.

Oyintiloye also called for stronger security intelligence through adequate training, equipment and resources to enable security agencies to forestall, prevent, detect and respond effectively to attacks by armed groups.

“If necessary, service chiefs should review and adjust their operational strategies without hesitation, as time is of the essence,” he added.

He also called on state governors to complement the President’s efforts by providing adequate support and resources to security agencies within their jurisdictions.

While acknowledging the President’s constitutional role as Chief Security Officer of the nation, Oyintiloye emphasised that governors and local government chairmen were closer to the grassroots and must take proactive measures to strengthen local intelligence and maintain peace.

He stressed that no nation could achieve meaningful development in an atmosphere of insecurity, noting that economic growth, infrastructure development, investment and social services thrive only in a peaceful environment.

“A nation with a strong and effective security system is better positioned for accelerated development, economic prosperity and sustainable social services,” he said.

He urged citizens to remain vigilant, cooperate with security agencies by providing timely and useful information, and continue to pray for peace, unity and progress in the country.

Oyintiloye expressed confidence in the professionalism, competence and dedication of Nigeria’s security personnel, noting that they possessed the capacity to flush out criminal elements and restore lasting peace.

The post 2027: ‘Ignore opposition tactics’, APC chieftain urges Tinubu to focus on governance appeared first on Vanguard News.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.