Table of Contents
- Caution from Sam Amadi
- President Bola Tinubu's Stance
- Peter Obi's Position
- Abubakar Malami's Situation
Sam Amadi, the former chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), has warned political figures not to underestimate President Bola Tinubu, stating that he is ready to engage in a "dirty" fight if his opponents come at him with "dirty tactics."
In a message shared on Wednesday via X, Amadi advised those encouraging young politicians to challenge the president to consider the potential repercussions.
He emphasized that while Tinubu "is not innocent," he is fierce and will "fight dirty if you approach him with dirt."
Amadi further remarked that the Labour Party's presidential candidate, Mr. Peter Obi, is the only one capable of weathering the "upcoming storm" because "his hands are clean."
These comments arise amidst reports that former Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, has spent a second night in the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) as he faces investigations into alleged terrorism financing, money laundering, and abuse of office.
He stated: “Those who are assuring the youth that they can confront Tinubu with dirty tactics should take heed. Tinubu is not innocent; however, he will retaliate in kind if you engage him with dirt.”
“Only @PeterObi will endure the impending storm because his hands are clean.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What did Sam Amadi say about President Tinubu?
Sam Amadi cautioned political actors not to underestimate President Bola Tinubu, indicating that he is ready to fight fiercely if attacked with dirty tactics.
Who did Amadi believe could survive the upcoming challenges?
Amadi believes that Peter Obi is the only candidate who can withstand the challenges ahead because he is not involved in any dirty tactics.
What is the current situation with Abubakar Malami?
Abubakar Malami has spent a second night in EFCC custody as he is under investigation for alleged terrorism financing, money laundering, and abuse of office.



