Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch reacts to Keir Starmer’s resignation as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, describing his time in office as unsuccessful. Multiple Nigerian outlets report that Badenoch made the remarks after Starmer announced he would step down as Labour Party leader, saying he would remain Prime Minister until a successor is chosen. The outlets say Badenoch characterizes Starmer as a “terrible” Prime Minister and ties her criticism to what she presents as failures in Labour policies and poor outcomes for the country. The reports describe the reaction as part of a broader political response to Starmer’s decision to resign after less than two years in office. While the sources focus on Badenoch’s assessment and language, they align on the key timeline facts: Starmer makes the resignation announcement publicly, Badenoch responds with criticism, and Starmer intends to stay in post temporarily pending leadership change. None of the articles provide new policy details beyond Badenoch’s general claims of Labour shortcomings.