Tinubu’s performance made me dump Obidient movement — James Kitiya

Author: Akinbayo WahabPublished on: April 30, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Tinubu’s performance made me dump Obidient movement — James Kitiya

James Kitiya, a former supporter of Peter Obi, has decided to support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu due to the performance and infrastructural development he has witnessed in Lagos and Nigeria. During a podcast, he criticized the Obidient movement for its attack-based strategy, emphasizing that the APC focuses on its achievements. Kitiya officially joined the APC in February 2026 and noted that while Tinubu's policies are good, hunger remains a significant issue.

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