VIDEO: Solomon Dalung Issues Warning – “If Tinubu Wins in 2027, He Will Expand Kuje Prison And Jail All of You”
A fresh wave of political tension has emerged ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 general elections, following a strong warning from former Minister of Youth and Sports, Solomon Dalung.
In a viral video circulating online, Dalung cautioned opposition parties against internal division, suggesting that failure to unite could pave the way for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to secure a second term in office. WATCH FULL VIDEO HERE
Dalung’s remarks were both direct and controversial. He claimed that if Tinubu wins re-election, the government may tighten its grip on dissenting voices, using institutions such as Kuje Prison as a symbol of state power...READ FULL STORY; FROM THE SOURCE.
According to him, a fragmented opposition would weaken democratic resistance and leave critics vulnerable.
The former minister stressed that political alliances and strategic unity are critical if the opposition hopes to mount a serious challenge in 2027. He warned that personal ambitions, party rivalries, and lack of coordination could ultimately cost them the election.
Political analysts say Dalung’s statement reflects growing anxiety within opposition circles, where discussions about coalitions and mergers have intensified in recent months. While some leaders advocate for a united front, others remain hesitant due to ideological differences and leadership struggles.
Supporters of the ruling party, however, have dismissed Dalung’s comments as fear-driven rhetoric, arguing that President Tinubu’s administration should be judged based on its policies and performance rather than speculative warnings.
As the 2027 elections draw closer, Nigeria’s political landscape is expected to become more heated. Dalung’s statement has added fuel to the conversation, highlighting the stakes involved and the urgent need for strategic positioning among opposition forces.
With voters increasingly attentive to governance, economic conditions, and national security, the coming months may determine whether unity or division defines the opposition’s path forward.
