The prominent Yoruba socio-political group, Afenifere, has called on Nigerian politicians to change the way they campaign. The group wants leaders to focus on real issues that affect the people instead of personal attacks or empty promises. According to Afenifere, campaigns should centre on important matters like security, the economy, education, and infrastructure so that voters can make better choices.

Afenifere believes that issue-based campaigns will help politicians present clear plans on how to solve the country’s problems. The group said this approach will bring more maturity and seriousness into politics. They urged all parties and candidates to stop using abusive language and instead discuss solutions that can improve the lives of ordinary Nigerians.

This call comes as political activities begin to heat up ahead of future elections. Many citizens are tired of campaigns that focus more on insults than on actual plans for development. Afenifere’s message is seen as a timely reminder that good leadership starts with honest and focused discussions during election periods.

The statement has drawn positive reactions from many Nigerians who want better politics in the country. Some people believe that if politicians follow this advice, it will reduce tension and division during campaigns. It also encourages voters to pay more attention to what candidates are saying about key national issues.

As the nation looks forward to the next election cycle, Afenifere’s appeal serves as a strong call for positive change. The group hopes that politicians will listen and put the needs of the people first. Many citizens now expect campaigns that are more about solutions and less about drama.