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Human rights lawyer and activist, Inibehe Effiong, has issued a stark warning over the growing trend of naming public infrastructure after President Bola Tinubu. Speaking during an interview on ARISE News, Effiong said if the trend continues, Nigeria may one day wake up to find its name changed to the ‘Federal Republic of Bola Ahmed Tinubu.’
Effiong specifically blamed Ministers David Umahi and Nyesom Wike for promoting this culture, accusing them of using infrastructure naming to curry favour. He described the practice as an unhealthy personality cult that undermines the country’s democratic values.
The activist’s comments have reignited debate over the appropriateness of naming public assets after living leaders, with critics calling for a more restrained approach. Supporters of the administration, however, argue that honouring a sitting president is a mark of respect for his contributions.
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