Princess Zahrah Mustapha Audu

Tinubu Belongs in League of Africa’s Transformational leader says the DG @PEBECgovng @Princessmaudu 2: I just read the article on @THISDAYLIVE and let me summarize it for you. 3: The article is essentially Princess Zahrah Audu’s argument for judging Tinubu by his long-term political and institutional record rather than only by the controversies surrounding him. 4: Key points Mandela and Rawlings comparison: -(a): Audu says Tinubu should be viewed in the historical context of African leaders whose legacies ultimately went beyond the controversies of their political careers. -(b): Biography vs.record: She argues that Nigerians can scrutinise Tinubu’s academic and personal history, but should distinguish between verified facts, disputed claims and unsubstantiated allegations. -(c): Tinubu’s political trajectory: She highlights his Senate years, pro-democracy activism, two terms as Lagos governor, role in building the @OfficialAPCNg coalition, and eventual presidency as evidence of sustained political capacity. 5: Economic reforms: The article points to fuel-subsidy removal and foreign-exchange reforms as major structural changes. -(a): Audu acknowledges their short-term costs, including inflation and hardship, while arguing that they address deeper fiscal and economic vulnerabilities. -(b): Institution-building: Her broader argument is that transformational leadership should be assessed through political achievement, institutional legacy and the ability to confront systemic problems, not formal credentials alone. 6: Her conclusion: Audu says Tinubu should be scrutinised and criticised where evidence warrants it, but that his achievements should receive the same evidence-based scrutiny. -(a): She ultimately expresses the view that history will judge his leadership favourably. 7: the article is making the case that Tinubu’s legacy should be debated around what he is changing and building, not reduced entirely to the controversies surrounding his biography. 8: A powerful and timely piece by the DG @PEBECgovng and the National Publicity Secretary of @CityBoyMedia 9: again, read No 7 slowly @SAsekome @AAAlhaji21 @Olomu_Aperan @mariolexxx @Bond_not_james @OLABIM2533691 @STinubu @BusayoAdemiku1 @__timilawal @adenlevicky @Updateboyx @akinco4u @IamOchejaOkala @ogabi_solomon @Ruthoyiza12 @akinwale_cfi @Onsogbu @lollylarry1 @Eyeofnigeria @cbmekiti @Deen_PR @SarahDavou2 @9jamade_me @9jaDNAcoach @9ja_N_Nigerians @ansem_edet @PBATMediaCentre @tobbiematthew @JohnFanimokun @Diorthecurator @iamAhmadOlolu