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House Replies Minority Caucus After Calls for Tinubu’s Resignation Over Insecurity

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The House of Representatives has responded to its Minority Caucus following their calls for President Bola Tinubu to focus on insecurity or resign.

In a press statement signed by House Spokesman Rep. Akin Rotimi Jr. on Friday, the House acknowledged the safety concerns but reminded opposition lawmakers that they are part of the government and share the responsibility of fixing the country’s problems.

The response comes after the minority caucus, led by Minority Leader Fred Agbedi, held a press conference on Wednesday. Agbedi had accused President Tinubu of focusing on his 2027 re-election campaign while citizens face killings, kidnappings, and economic hardship.

Agbedi stated, “The life of every Nigerian matters. Politics must take the back seat when the nation bleeds. We must secure Nigeria first. President Tinubu must suspend all 2027 political activities and declare a six-month national security and economic recovery plan. Lead or leave.”

In its reply on Friday, the House

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