“Tinubu Formalised Corruption in Nigeria” — Prince Adewole Adebayo, SDP Presidential Candidate

STATE OF THE NATION | EPISODE 200

State of the Nation reaches its 200th episode. Host Ade Balogun sits down with Prince Adewole Adebayo, presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), for a frank conversation about governance, accountability and the 2027 election.

Adebayo argues that under President Bola Tinubu, corruption in Nigeria has moved from an abuse of the system to the system itself. He sets out why he believes this, what it has cost ordinary Nigerians, and how an SDP government would respond.

In this episode:

Adebayo’s case that corruption has been “formalised” under the current administration, and the evidence he points to
Economic reforms, rising poverty and who has really paid the price
His “Farewell to Poverty and Insecurity” blueprint, including promises of 75,000MW of electricity, four functional public refineries and solar power on every roof
Insecurity, policing and his plan for the first 100 days
The 2027 race: a fragmented opposition, the Third Force and why he believes he can win
INEC, the 103 million voter register and what it will take to protect the vote

Prince Adewole Adebayo is a lawyer and media entrepreneur who founded KAFTAN TV. He was the SDP’s presidential candidate in 2023 and is running again in 2027.

The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Atlanta Discuss Channel. The Presidency and the APC are welcome to respond on the programme.

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