APC chieftain and former presidential spokesperson Bashir Ahmad urges supporters of the “Tinubu Must Go” movement to carry out their activities peacefully. In a post on X on Tuesday, he responds to growing attention for the campaign and to what he describes as derogatory remarks linked to some participants.
Ahmad says democratic participation includes the right to support or oppose a candidate or government, but that personal attacks and insults do not determine election outcomes. He calls on supporters of “Tinubu Must Go” to allow those backing President Bola Tinubu to express their views in peace as well. He argues that elections are ultimately decided by votes at the ballot box.
Both reports describe the comments as a reaction to the movement’s wider traction, including the involvement of prominent political figures. They do not present direct details of any specific incident, but focus on the tone and conduct of the campaign as it grows.
