‘NO AMBITION IS WORTH SETTING NIGERIA ABLAZE’, BAMIDELE WARNS

Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele has warned politicians against using inflammatory language that could heighten political tensions ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Bamidele called for issue-based campaigns and urged political actors to place national stability above personal or partisan ambitions.

He said no political ambition should be allowed to endanger the country.

The Senate Leader’s remarks came as political parties and aspirants intensify preparations for the next general election.

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ISSUE-BASED CAMPAIGNS

Bamidele urged politicians to campaign around policies, programmes and ideas rather than personal attacks and rhetoric capable of dividing Nigerians.

He also called on political actors to respect democratic values and allow citizens to make electoral choices without intimidation or inflammatory messaging.

ValidViewNetwork reports that Bamidele’s warning comes at a time when political parties are already positioning themselves for the 2027 elections, making the tone of political communication an increasingly important part of the electoral environment.

The senator’s position places emphasis on peaceful political competition, issue-based debate and the need to protect democratic institutions as preparations for the next election cycle continue.