The Nigerian Democratic Front (NDF) issued a direct demand in Abuja calling for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to resign immediately, urging him to emulate the political precedent of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The pressure group declared the step-down necessary to allow a more capable individual to rescue the nation from worsening economic misery and widespread national insecurity induced by what it termed “failed executive experiments.” In an official press conference, the NDF highlighted that the President’s aggressive economic policies—particularly the abrupt removal of fuel subsidies and the floating of the Naira—have triggered a severe cost-of-living crisis, hyperinflation, and food insecurity. The NDF cited a litany of governance lapses, including the decimated purchasing power of the middle class, collapsed agriculture due to unchecked rural banditry, and a frontline security collapse with high-profile mass abductions and terrorist incursions. The group also criticized a perceived lack of empathy from the presidency, pointing to expensive foreign trips and a refusal to visit devastated communities. The NDF’s ultimatum is part of a rapidly escalating nationwide push for executive accountability.