APC National Publicity Secretary Felix Morka says President Bola Tinubu has outperformed Nigeria’s other democratically elected presidents during their first terms. Speaking on Channels Television, Morka argues that the “records speak for themselves” and points to perceived improvements since Tinubu assumed office.
Morka says Tinubu inherited an economy that was “in a complete mess” in 2023, then credits APC-led policies with driving a turnaround. He describes former President Muhammadu Buhari as a “stopgap” leader who helped keep the country stable before Tinubu took over, and he adds that even some critics are now acknowledging the administration’s efforts.
Across the outlets provided, the account centers on the same interview remarks and the same rationale: performance is assessed by comparing initial economic and governance conditions at the start of each administration. The sources also offer a brief overview of Nigeria’s post-1999 civilian rule and the time spent by major party administrations, setting the claim within a broader historical timeline. The articles do not include counter-claims or independent performance metrics, focusing instead on the APC scribe’s position.
