Marcel Ngogbehei, Director-General of the Tinubu Movement for Sustainable Governance (also known as the Tinubu Must Stay Movement), has cautioned against President Bola Tinubu personally campaigning across all 36 states of Nigeria before the 2027 elections. Ngogbehei, a former supporter of the Labour Party’s Peter Obi, argued that such extensive campaigning could detract from the president's focus on governing the nation. He issued a challenge to critics of his stance, inviting them to a debate regarding the recent fuel subsidy removal. The warning comes as preparations begin for the next general elections in Nigeria. Ngogbehei believes President Tinubu's time would be better spent addressing the needs of the country rather than focusing on re-election efforts. This statement reflects growing debate around the balance between campaigning and governing in Nigeria. The report originated from Vanguard News in Abuja.