Nigerian businessman and political commentator, Isaac Fayose has described the President Bola Tinubu-led administration as the worst-ever, claiming that about 67 percent of the citizens are crying.
Fayose spoke when he featured on News Central TV where spoke on the alleged intimidation of the opposition members by the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC.
According to him, "this is the worst government in the history of our country. You don't even need to ask me, go to the street and ask.
"Over 67 percent of Nigerians have been crying since this government came".
The businessman also compared the Tinubu-led administration with that of the late former President Muhammadu Buhari, saying Nigerians were experiencing what he described as “shege pro-max.”
He further claimed that the 2027 general election could be the first since Nigeria’s return to democracy in 1999 in which the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, would not feature on the ballot.
"Before, we thought that Buhari was shege but this one is shege pro-max. This is the first time since 1999 that PDP will not be on the ballot", Fayose said.
On the alleged intimidation of opposition parties, he said, "we have been shouting for the past three years that the APC government wants to kill the opposition. You can see what is happening now. Our president cannot even campaign because he is avoiding facing Nigerians.
"The reason he is not campaigning is because he doesn't have the strength yet he doesn't want any of the opposition to be on the street.
"They don't have anything to show Nigerians and so they don't want the opposition to come out. They don't want to see the opposition campaigning in the street.
"Peter Obi was in Benue, they refused to let him enter the city, the other day, we were in Akwa Ibom and we were not allowed to campaign. They don't have anything to offer.
"This is the first time a president seeking re-election will say he can't go round to a campaign that he has boys".
2027: This is first time PDP won't be on ballot, Tinubu worst-ever President - Isaac Fayose