“Kashim Imam and the octogenarian Chief John Odigie Oyegun are among the disgruntled politicians posturing as would-be saviours of Nigeria,” said Mr Onanuga.
Mr Tinubu’s scholarship offer coincides with the prevailing, unprecedented economic hardship and rising poverty resulting from his economic policies.
Mr Nwosu said, “Nigerians are yearning for change. They are yearning for the coalition.”
The politician urged the president to prioritise addressing the country’s challenges above vacations abroad.
The monarch accused the six chiefs of impersonating him by attending LP campaign without his consent.
In recent times, Mr Obi has been vocal, lamenting widespread cost of living crisis and rising poverty under M Tinubu’s watch.
Explanation for Mr Tinubu’s trip to St Lucia followed criticisms by opposition politician Peter Obi of the Labour Party.
In April, Mr Tinubu had boasted of governing the country remotely from the UK during his last trip to Europe.
Mr Obi stated, “Dr. Ganduje has thrown a challenge to other leaders who, due to health-related issues, are no longer able to deliver optimally.”
