“Nobody Dares Tinubu And Wins” –  NSA Ribadu

By Adesina Soyooye

For those fighting or challenging President Bola Tinubu, and/or preparing to do so, National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, a retired Assistant Inspector General of Police, has an important information for you. “It is not possible. You cannot”.

Ribadu gave this information on Wednesday in Abuja when he spoke at a Conference organized by the Nigeria Customs Service.

Addressing the Conference, an excited, confident and self-assured Ribadu told anybody trying to fight or dare Tinubu that the person has, literally, jammed a rock.

“Nobody dares Tinubu and wins, never, nobody”, the NSA warned.

That warning,  also, especially, went to the new terrorist group, Lakurawas which has just surfaced in parts of the North. The NSA told the group: “You came at the wrong time. What is that their name. We shall kick them out.”

He asked Nigerians to watch out for 2025 and see the real Tinubu effect. The country will be fixed, he said with emphasis.

“Let them wait till 2025. We’ll fix this country.”

He listed a couple of what he chose to call “Tinubu Gains.”  Said he: :The CBN is clean. Nobody takes a kobo. Tinubu gains.”

Security-wise, the NSA gave Tinubu a thumbs-up. He said Nigerians can now travel to anywhere in the country without any fear, and disclosed that the terrorists disturbing the Country are being taken out in hundreds as never before. “Tinubu gains.”

He looked at the South-south and said the Zone is quiet. Proof: The NSA said the barrels of crude oil from the zone has increased as never before. It has never been that much before.

”Tinubu gains”, he added.

He emphasized again that: “Subsidy is gone. We have been subsidizing our neighbors. Republic of Benin, Niger Republic, Cameroon, Ghana.”

He lashed out at Oil Marketers. He said the so-called Oil Marketers are those being subsidized. The welfare is gone, he said.

And the Naira?: The NSA said forget it. “Naira will be stabilized. We shall stabilize the Naira.”

Ribadu was the pioneer Chairman of the Economic Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC. He surprisingly dabbled into politics on retirement from the Police Force and was the Presidential candidate of the Action Congress.

On President Tinubu’s ascendancy to the top seat, he appointed Ribadu the National Security Adviser, the first time a  Police Officer, retired or serving would be appointed to the high profile office.