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LET’S SHUN VIOLENCE: OUR CAMPAIGNS MUST BE ABOUT ISSUES THAT PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF OUR PEOPLE I have followed recent reports of violence accompanying political events in different parts of the country. Every form of violence stands condemned. Violence should never have a place in our political campaigns as we move toward the 2027 general elections. Our campaigns should be about issues, a contestation of ideas that promote the welfare of our people and the progress of our country. As the leader of this country, I commit myself to a peaceful, free, and fair election, and I urge political leaders and supporters across party lines to conduct themselves responsibly. I have said that being in different political parties or pursuing different ambitions does not make us enemies. As Nigerians, we are members of the same household living in different rooms. Therefore, our politics must elevate human conditions and focus on national progress and development. I want to reiterate my previous directive to the security agencies: be strict and firm against anyone who seeks to test our resolve and will to preserve public order. Our administration is committed to an orderly and peaceful election, and all political parties and candidates should be protected and free to campaign anywhere in the country without molestation or fear for their safety. We shall not tolerate any irresponsible conduct by politicians and their supporters. Security agencies are therefore authorised to confront thuggery and other anti-social and anti-democratic activities with full force. Bola Ahmed Tinubu President and Commander-in-Chief, Federal Republic of Nigeria November 13, 2026

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“God has blessed me, I have residency in another country, I have an airline, my family is not in Nigeria. But Nigerians must endure this hardship and vote for Pres. Tinubu for a second term to continue the good works.” — Balami Isaac, Board Member City Boy Movement