
Bola Tinubu
Newsonline reports that the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Leader Asiwaju Bola Tinubu yesterday said he was still consulting over 2023 election.
He said he will not turn down individuals and groups who are urging him to contest for president.
The eminent politician spoke in Abuja after a closed-door meeting with members of the Northern Alliance Committee (NAC).
He maintained that consultations with political stakeholders was still ongoing.
Asked if he will heed the clamour of Nigerians that he succeed President Muhammadu Buhari, Tinubu said: “I’m not going to turn them down. But, I will still effective and widely consult, particularly brainstorm with my friends and find a date to come out openly and tell Nigerians.”
assist President Buhari and ensure that he is not distracted from tackling the challenges facing the country.
He stressed: “The president is still in office. I don’t want to distract him from all the challenges that he might face today. So, we will consult and make our programme known to the people later and the intention is clear. So, you keep guessing.”
Endorsing Tinubu for 2023, the NAC leader, Ambassador Lawal Ahmed Munir, said the meeting resolved to work for the actualisation of his ambition.
Munir resolved to support him in 2023 because of his sterling qualities.
Munir said: “The meeting ended very well. We are working for him. We are working for him because we know he will win the election when the time comes.”
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