The article discusses President Bola Tinubu's political approach, termed 'regional federalism,' which aims to strengthen regional power in Nigeria.It highlights his historical ties to the South-west and his efforts to consolidate regional influence against the federal government.

Tinubu's policies, including economic reforms and infrastructure projects, are seen as part of a broader strategy to shift governance responsibilities to states and regions.The piece critiques his focus on the South-west, arguing that his regional federalism could deepen regional divides.It also notes his political battles with former leaders like Obasanjo and his alliances with figures like Buhari.The article questions the implications of Tinubu's regional approach for Nigeria's federal structure and its impact on national unity.