Why Tinubu May Not Be Inaugurated On May 29th – Sam Amadi

• Sam Amadi, Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, clarifies his previous statement regarding the status of President-elect Bola Tinubu.
• He explains that “President-elect” is not an official position and Tinubu’s inauguration may be halted due to an ongoing tribunal case before May 29.
• Amadi emphasizes that the judiciary has the power to reverse the declaration of the President-elect and there is no constitutional duty to inaugurate on May 29 if the declaration is legally challenged.

Sam Amadi, Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, has clarified his previous statement about the status of President-elect Bola Tinubu.

Amadi’s original statement on Twitter caused confusion and mixed interpretations. However, he has since emphasized that the title “President-elect” is not an official position and that Tinubu’s inauguration could be halted before May 29 due to an ongoing tribunal case.

In a series of tweets, Amadi further explained that the judiciary has the power to reverse the declaration of the President-elect, and there is no constitutional duty to inaugurate on May 29 if the declaration is legally challenged.

Therefore, it is not guaranteed that Tinubu will form the next government. Amadi’s clarification provides a better understanding of the situation and highlights the importance of the ongoing tribunal case.