APC Speaks On Tinubu’s Plan To Marry Muslim Wife Ahead Of Presidential Election

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has denied reports that Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the presidential candidate of the party intends to marry a Muslim lady.

According to trending reports, Asiwaju is planning to take a Muslim wife just before the presidential election.

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Bola Ahmed is married to Oluremi, a former Lagos West Senator and assistant pastor with the Redeemed Christian Church of God.

The APC presidential candidate called the report “fake news,” and said his opponents are attempting to sow discord between him and the Christian community.

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A statement by the APC PCC reads:

“Stop the fake news: Tinubu is not taking a new wife,”

“We have seen fake news that has gone viral on social media purporting that the All Progressives Congress Presidential Candidate, Bola Tinubu, is set to take a new wife.

“This is what it is: fake and groundless news. HE Asíwájú is enjoying his marriage to his wife, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, who is blessed with excellent children. He is not ready to take an additional wife, whether a Christian or a Muslim.

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“We know the intention of those peddling a new Muslim wife is not only to cause discord within the extremely peaceful family of Tinubu but to also create disaffection within the Christian community.

“Tinubu is at present focused on his campaign to emerge the president of this country come February 25, 2023 in order to rekindle the hope of our people in a better, stronger, more secure and prosperous Nigeria.”

The statement assured that Oluremi is focused, traveling across Nigeria to campaign for her husband, and the couple will not be distracted.

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