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2023: I’m Ready To Get Dirty, Nothing Can Stop Me From Becoming President – Tinubu

The National Leader of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu has stated that he’s ready to get dirty to achieve his ambition of becoming Nigeria’s president in 2023.

Tinubu Vows To Become President By All Means

The APC leader, who spoke at the palace of Alaafin in Oyo and the residence of the Olubadan-designate, vowed that no amount of intimidation would stop him from securing the presidential seat come 2023.

Tinubu said, “No amount of intimidation can stop me. I am ready to get dirty. I am out to become President of Nigeria. We are at a crossroads.”

He stated this when he took his consultations in view of his presidential aspiration to the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi and Olubadan-designate, High Chief Lekan Balogun on Sunday.

The APC leader said that his visit to both Oyo and Ibadan was borne out of his respect for the royal stool and as well to seek for their blessings, cooperation, and prayers to lead the country come 2023.

He said, “I cannot embark on a project of such magnitude without seeking prayers and cooperation of the traditional rulers.

“I am here today to inform our fathers of my decision to run for the position of the president of this country in 2023. What I need from our highly referred traditional rulers is their prayers and cooperation.

“Today, by the special grace of God, in Yorubaland, unlike before, we have Vice President, Minister of Works, Interior and Sports but we still need more.”

Oba Adeyemi, in his remarks, while invoking the spirits of his fore-bearers, said his request has been granted, assuring Tinubu that all the ancestors of Yorubaland would work in his favour and answer his prayers.

He then asked the 10 Oke-Ogun traditional rulers in attendance at the meeting whether they were in support of his decision, and their response was: “We are fully in support.”

At the event, the retired Arch Bishop of Methodist Church Nigeria, Ayo Ladigbolu, also prayed for the fulfilment of his ambition.

At the residence of Olubadan designate, the monarch said, “We have known you and we know your antecedents. We know your antecedents as a progressive. You laid a foundation of Today Lagos. You are the leading light of Nigeria. You contributed to make Nigeria what it is today.

“Without Yoruba, Nigeria will not be what it is today. Nigeria is badly divided. We are looking forward to a Yoruba president, who will unite this country. We need a leader that will have a national focus and national acceptability. The road may be rough but by His grace, you will triumph.”

KanyiDaily recalls that during the visit, Bola Tinubu had said Nigerian youths can become president, but it will be after he has actualized his 2023 ambition.

Tobias Sylvester

Tobias Sylvester is the news editor for Kanyi Daily News and is based in Lagos. Contact Tobias at editor@kanyidaily.com. Got a confidential tip? Submit it here

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