Hakeem Baba-Ahmed just lit a match under the Tinubu presidency—and walked away.
In a bold appearance on Channels TV, the former adviser said Nigeria’s leadership lacks the grit to solve anything meaningful. “I won’t go back. I’ve done my bit,” he declared.
Appointed in 2023, Baba-Ahmed resigned last month, citing worsening insecurity in the north and the administration’s failure to inspire progress.
He took special aim at politicians who “jump from one party to another,” describing such moves as shameless and unprincipled.
Sources say his resignation may spark more exits within the presidency.
🔗 You’ll want to see how deep the damage runs.