The former Minister of Education, Professor Tunde Adeniran, described the candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in the 2023 presidential elections, Prince Adewole Adebayo, as the face of the youngest generation of politicians.
He affirmed this as he dismissed the insinuations among some Nigerians that the 2027 presidential elections should stay for former major presidential candidates.
Adenira emphasized that younger personalities such as Adebayo have already indicated interest in running for the position in 2027.
He described Adebayo as a patriotic young Nigerian who is more interested in constituting a new Nigeria than to start any political campaign.
The former Nigerian ambassador to Germany, therefore, asked young people to actively participate in Nigeria's political activities for their future and destiny.
“It is not true that only former aspiring aspirations are indicating interest in the 2027 contest. At least among the youngest generation is Prince Adewole Adebayo, who has made it clear that it would run.
“You should not see the youngest generations disinterested in their future and destiny. However, I think that even the statements of Adebayo, he, like most Nigerians, is more interested in having a new Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria than to start any campaign,” he said.
Adeniran discovered his mind in the gale of defections that shook the political space of the country, pointing out that it is an interesting phenomenon.
He said that some Nigerians disapprove of development as a demonstration of the lack of an adequate understanding of the presidential government system or exaggeration of freedom of association, and emphasized that it is more fundamental than only that.
He said that the gale of desertion ridicules the culture of democratic election and exposes the unattended orientations of some politicians. “It suggests basic similarities between the two main political parties and shows a lack of commitment to binding values ​​and a lasting ideology,” he said.
He also argued that they are more personal benefits encapsulated in political power, influence and authority instead of an interest to serve people. “It also transmits aloud to the observer who, instead of an interest to serve people, politicians who change party affiliations in current circumstances are more interested in personal benefits derived from political power, influence and authority,” he said.
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