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Arise TV Anchor Rufai Oseni Slams Tinubu’s Kaduna Campaign Speech

Arise Television Morning Show anchor Rufai Oseni has expressed sympathy for President Bola Tinubu over his performance at the APC campaign rally in Kaduna State.

Oseni described Tinubu’s speech at the rally as one of the worst campaign speeches he had ever heard, arguing that the president’s aides failed to prepare him adequately for his first campaign outing ahead of the 2027 general elections.

“I think that was the worst campaign speech I’ve ever heard in my life by President Tinubu. I think it was best he should not have even campaigned in Kaduna, because that was a terrible one for the eyes and for the ears,” he said.

The broadcaster faulted members of the president’s campaign council for allegedly failing to prepare a concise speech that would enable Tinubu to explain and defend his administration’s policies after nearly four years in office.

“What is wrong with you guys? Is this how much you are so concerned about just collecting money from him?” Oseni asked. He also criticised Tinubu’s remarks on the removal of the petrol subsidy and his attempt to blame the opposition for poverty and hunger.

Oseni’s criticism targets Tinubu’s aides, not just the president himself
The call for a concise five-minute speech suggests a strategic failure in campaign preparation
The subsidy and opposition-blame remarks are singled out as weak points
The sympathy framing softens the attack but underscores the speech’s political damage
The timing matters as the APC begins its campaign for 2027

 

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