Ahmad Isah, widely known as the "Ordinary President" of the Brekete Family program, has issued a direct message to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu regarding the 2027 presidential election. In a recent broadcast, Isah asserted that material inducements, such as food items or household essentials, would not be enough to secure votes if the administration fails to deliver tangible governance

In a video shared by Brekete Family, Isah stated, "Bola Tinubu, forget 2027—no one will vote for you, no matter what you share." His remarks reflect a broader sentiment among Nigerians, emphasizing that citizens are seeking meaningful leadership rather than temporary relief through handouts. He stressed that governance must prioritize solutions to pressing national challenges, as public trust cannot be secured solely through giveaways.

The Brekete Family program has long served as a platform for ordinary Nigerians to voice their concerns and hold leaders accountable. Isah’s statement aligns with the program’s commitment to advocating for good governance and ensuring that public officials address the real needs of the people. His comments come at a time when dissatisfaction with governance is rising, and citizens are increasingly demanding transparency, economic stability, and security over symbolic gestures.

As Nigeria moves closer to the 2027 elections, Isah’s remarks highlight a shifting political landscape where voters are less swayed by material incentives and more focused on substantive leadership. His warning serves as a reminder to the current administration that re-election efforts should be built on measurable progress and impactful governance rather than short-term strategies.