LONDON, United Kingdom — Di Conservative Party for United Kingdom dey face serious wahala as party leader Kemi Badenoch fit lose her seat due to poor poll ratings ahead of di local elections next week. As voters dey prepare, signs show say di Tories fit lose plenty seats, and some party members don already talk say Badenoch no be di right person to lead dem into di next general election wey suppose happen by mid-2029.
Over 24 members of parliament don express concern about how Badenoch don dey handle di party since she take over six months ago. Dem believe say she dey focus on di wrong issues, and her leadership no dey resonate with di public. Last year, Prime Minister Keir Starmer lead Labour Party come take power after 14 years of Conservative rule, and di pressure on Badenoch dey intensify as her party dey look for way to make comeback.
Party insiders don suggest say di Tories fit replace Badenoch with shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick. Jenrick don already show say him wan unify di right-wing vote and stop competition from Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party, which don dey boast better poll performance than di Tories. This internal power struggle dey put extra pressure on Badenoch to prove herself.
Badenoch don dey concentrate on issues wey critics don label as “wrong priorities” for di party, like fighting against wetin she term “left-wing nonsense,” including too much regulation and identity politics. Critics say she fail to show clear policy paths and dey focus on broad conservative ideas and cultural issues instead of actionable plans wey fit appeal to voters.
