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‘Tinubu’s second term will bring more hunger’ – Dino Melaye

Former federal lawmaker, Senator Dino Melaye, has predicted that the economic hardship currently facing Nigerians will worsen if President Bola Tinubu secures re-election in 2027.
In a video shared on his official Facebook page on Friday night, Melaye accused the Tinubu-led administration of being insensitive to the plight of Nigerians.
According to him, the administration has only succeeded in impoverishing Nigerians.
“The word of God is true, when the righteous is in power, the people rejoice but when drug baron is in power, you see wahala.
“The hunger you are seeing now is an introduction to hunger; we have not even gotten to hunger yet. God forbid, if he gets a second term, that is when you will be introduced to the proper hunger. Tinubu is very dangerous to mankind”, the former senator said.
Melaye is a staunch supporter of Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress, ADC.

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