‘This Is Madness Not Governance’ — Buhari’s Ex-Minister Slams Tinubu Administration

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Former Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajuba, has launched a scathing critique of President Bola Tinubu’s administration, accusing the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) of aggressively absorbing political actors in a bid to consolidate power and gain control over national resources.

Gossip News Now reports that Nwajuba made the remarks during an interview on ARISE Television on Thursday, where he described the current state of governance under the Tinubu-led government as “madness” and a display of gross incompetence.

According to him, the APC is actively recruiting governors, elected officials, and political heavyweights to dominate the political landscape and monopolise the country’s economic assets.

“We now have an APC that is gathering governors, rounding up elected representatives, and absorbing those who have been elevated, simply because they want to sequester the national patrimony,” Nwajuba said.

“This is the time to remind all Nigerians who desire real change that what is happening now in the name of governance is nothing but madness. Anyone genuinely interested in reform must step forward with their full political structure.”

ADC Strategy: Mobilisation and Mass Registration

Nwajuba explained that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) is pursuing a different political strategy focused on mobilising Nigerians seeking meaningful change through grassroots organisation and mass party registration.

He stressed that strengthening party structures nationwide remains central to the ADC’s long-term electoral plan.

2027 Ambition and Political Mobilisation

The former minister, who recently declared his intention to contest the 2027 presidential election on the ADC platform, said his decision was driven by the urgency of Nigeria’s political situation.

He noted that 2026 represents a critical mobilization period, during which serious political parties must begin active preparations for the next general elections.

“This is exactly the moment to act. I declared my intention to run because we have entered 2026, the ADC is fully prepared, the coalition has aligned with the party, and our structures are now in place,” he stated.

“A political party is not a social club. Its primary function is to win elections, and that must be the central focus from now.”