Resignation Directive Sparks Uncertainty as Ministers, Aides Await Tinubu’s Final Word
Ministers and top aides in the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu are reportedly awaiting further consultations with the President following his directive for political appointees seeking elective offices to resign.
Sources within government circles say several affected officials are seeking clarity and possible guidance before taking final decisions on their positions.
The directive, which sets a deadline for resignation, has triggered intense consultations among cabinet members and senior aides, many of whom are believed to be nursing political ambitions ahead of the 2027 elections.
Insiders revealed that some officials are weighing their options carefully, balancing their current responsibilities with their future political plans.
Political analysts note that the situation reflects the high stakes involved as preparations begin for the next electoral cycle in Nigeria.
They added that the outcome of the consultations could lead to significant changes within the Federal Executive Council and other government structures.
The development underscores the growing political momentum as key players position themselves for upcoming contests.
Source: Watchtower Media