The Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, has faulted a campaign platform of President Bola Tinubu, City Boys Movement, over an alleged wasteful and extravagant lifestyle.

A statement by the NDC’s national spokesman, Osa Director, said at a time when Nigerians are going through one of their toughest periods under the rudderless APC-led administration, officials of the City Boys Movement are flying in private jets and living in open luxury.

Director said the ‘tone-deaf conduct’ is a clear testament to how the Tinubu administration views Nigerians and how insensitive and callous it has become.

He said it is the same government that keeps asking Nigerians to endure the pain its own policies have inflicted, while it lives in opulence and squanders taxpayers’ money on lavish lifestyles.

According to him, Nigeria cannot continue to sink in abject poverty while the Tinubu administration funds the luxurious living of a few corrupt and incompetent politicians.

“The nation is at the precipice. We cannot remain perched on the edge. We must collectively reject wastage and the extravagant lifestyle of a privileged few.

“It is our duty as a people and as a nation to say no to the APC by coming out in our numbers to vote them out.

“Nigerians can attest to our presidential candidate’s zero tolerance for government waste. With him in charge of the affairs of this nation, the judicious use of the people’s resources will be guaranteed,” the statement read.

Nigerian youngster Zadok Yohanna made another appearance for Brighton & Hove Albion as the Premier League side secured a convincing 4-0 victory over Norwegian club Tromsø IL in the UEFA Conference League qualifying round.

The highly-rated Nigerian prospect was introduced in the 66th minute, giving him another opportunity to experience European football at senior level.

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The appearance marked Yohanna’s second UEFA Conference League qualifying-round outing for the Seagulls as he continues to gain valuable experience around Brighton’s first team.

Brighton produced a dominant display against Tromsø, scoring four goals to complete a comprehensive victory and secure their place in the 2026/27 UEFA Conference League league phase.

For Yohanna, the latest appearance represents another important milestone in what has been an encouraging rise through European football.

The Nigerian youngster has continued to attract attention with his development, and opportunities such as this are providing him with valuable exposure to the demands and intensity of senior European competition.

Speaking after the match, Yohanna reflected on the experience:

“Every opportunity to play at this level means a lot to me. I’m learning every time I step onto the pitch, and being part of a European campaign with Brighton is something I’m really grateful for. I’ll keep working hard and be ready whenever the team needs me.”

With Brighton now through to the league phase, Yohanna could have further opportunities to gain European experience as the competition progresses.

For the young Nigerian, the journey continues to move in the right direction—from promising prospect to gaining valuable senior exposure on the European stage.