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TINUBU’S FAILURE TO OFFICIALLY HAND OVER POWER AFTER 21 DAYS: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY MUST ACT TO REMOVE HIM NOW UNDER SECTION 145 OF THE NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION
The National Assembly must immediately commence the constitutional process prescribed by Section 145(2) of the 1999 Constitution to mandate Vice-President Kashim Shettima to perform the functions of President as Acting President.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT left Nigeria on August 30, 2026, for a three-week vacation. That 21-day period has expired. Instead of returning, as announced, the Presidency stated on September 21 that Tinubu had extended his vacation abroad by “a few days.”
Section 145 is unambiguous. Whenever the President proceeds on vacation, he shall transmit a written declaration to the Senate President and Speaker of the House, enabling the Vice-President to perform presidential functions as Acting President. Where the President fails or is unable to transmit that declaration within 21 days, Section 145(2) says the National Assembly shall, by simple majority in each House, mandate the Vice-President to perform those functions.
As of today, no Section 145 declaration transferring presidential functions to Vice-President @KashimSM has been publicly established.
The Presidency cannot invent a “working vacation” exception that does not appear in the Constitution. Its claim that Tinubu continues to “direct the affairs of the nation” from abroad does not answer the constitutional question. Indeed, the Presidency's own statement says Tinubu remains on vacation while merely “delegating” Shettima to represent him at certain functions.
Nigeria can't be governed by press releases, telephone calls, or constitutional improvisation.
Senate President @SenGodswill Akpabio and Speaker @ngrspeakerabbas must immediately tell Nigerians whether they received the declaration required by Section 145(1). If they did not, the 21-day threshold has passed, and the National Assembly must begin the process prescribed by Section 145(2) to mandate Vice-President Kashim Shettima to perform the functions of President as Acting President.
This is no longer about Tinubu's vacation. It is about whether Nigeria will be governed according to its Constitution.
The 21 days have expired. The National Assembly must act now.
Omoyele Sowore
Presidential Candidate, African Action Congress (AAC)
2027 General Election
#Sowore2027
At the Kay Hikers Club @Kayslay45 Port Harcourt hangout today, the energy was incredible, engaging conversations, questions flying, ideas flowing, and passions running high.
It was an absolute blast connecting with such an energetic and curious community!
See more from today’s hangout on my Facebook page here: https://t.co/taySCcBtnE
#KayHikersClub #PortHarcourt #Sowore2027
On the issue of fuel subsidy, it took @Atiku Abubakar and @ChibuikeRotimi1 nearly a decade to catch up with the position we have consistently maintained in the @aacparty.
We warn that subsidy removal would simply transfer the cost of government failure to ordinary Nigerians. Now, after Nigerians have been brutally impoverished by the consequences, the same political establishment is beginning to repeat what we said all along.
We don’t need leaders who discover the truth only after millions of Nigerians have paid the price. #Sowore2027 #RevolutionNow #NBAAGCPortHarcourt
The lawless @OfficialDSSNG has apparently been tracking my movements since I arrived in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, for the Nigerian Bar Association Annual General Conference. After my speech at the Kay Hikers gathering, we noticed some strange movements and decided to switch vehicles. That was when we discovered an electronic tracking device attached underneath the security vehicle we had used that night.
They are really scared!
Nigerian political hustlers will deceive the public, and the gullible will swallow the deception whole.
Here is the loud and lousy @davido genuflecting before Nyesom Wike @GovWike, barely a week after their “agreement is agreement” election politics in Osun, a contest marred by deadly violence and the loss of scores of lives.
Behind all the public grandstanding, insults, and manufactured outrage, these political actors know exactly where their interests converge.
Dissemblers. Gerrymanderers. Carpetbaggers. Political hustlers. Lying machines.
When their interests are at stake, the masks come off.
The real arindin is your uncle, @AAdeleke_01, who had to go back and obtain the equivalent of a GED after he had already served as a Nigerian Senator.
The real arindin is your uncle who chose @officialABAT as his presidential candidate, apparently hoping that imbecilic political loyalty would allow your family to continue treating Osun State as a private estate to finance your extravagant lifestyle.
All of you are the same anyway, oppressive, corrupt, incompetent, and entitled spoilt brats, feeding off the pain, suffering, and sorrow of Nigerians.
But the tables will turn. The Nigerian people will not endure this forever. #RevolutionNOW
NIGERIA MUST NOT MISS THE 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
The world has undergone four distinct industrial revolutions that have transformed economies, societies, and the way human beings live and work. The First Industrial Revolution introduced mechanization powered by water and steam. The Second ushered in mass production driven by electricity. The Third brought automation through digital technology. Today, the Fourth Industrial Revolution is redefining the future through artificial intelligence, robotics, blockchain, biotechnology, quantum computing, and cyber-physical systems.
Nigeria missed the opportunities presented by the first three industrial revolutions, largely due to decades of poor leadership, poor governance, and a failure to invest in innovation, education, and technological development. As a result, our nation has remained largely dependent on consuming technologies developed elsewhere instead of creating them.
We cannot afford to repeat that mistake. The Fourth Industrial Revolution is the greatest technological transformation in human history, and Nigeria must seize this opportunity to leap forward rather than fall further behind. Achieving this requires replacing incompetence, corruption, and recycled politics with visionary leadership that prioritizes science, technology, innovation, and human capital development.
Nigeria cannot afford to miss this revolution. Our future depends on embracing it.
#SOWORE2027 IS THE ANSWER.