Former Lagos governor Babatunde Fashola has slammed opposition parties for failing to present credible alternatives ahead of the 2027 elections, accusing them of focusing solely on removing President Bola Tinubu without offering fresh policy proposals.

In an interview with TVC, Fashola emphasized that Nigerians should judge political parties based on their positions on taxation, security, infrastructure, and economic growth.He called for a 'clash of ideas' in the upcoming elections rather than a contest driven by personalities.Fashola noted that opposition parties have not convinced voters of their better governance plans, asking, 'What are you giving us instead?' He praised his public service career, calling serving Lagos and Nigeria his greatest honour.

The article highlights the political tension as the 2027 elections approach, with Fashola urging parties to focus on substantive policies rather than mere opposition to Tinubu.This critique underscores the challenges facing opposition groups to articulate a compelling vision for the nation.