JUST IN: APC Told To Replace Tinubu As Presidential Candidate (DETAILS)

JUST IN: APC Told To Replace Tinubu As Presidential Candidate (DETAILS)

To avoid further embarrassment, the All Progressives Congress should replace its presidential candidate for the 2023 election, Bola Tinubu, according to Phrank Shaibu, Special Assistant (Public Communications) to the Peoples Democratic Party presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, on Sunday.

According to him, Tinubu should only be running for Grand Comedian of the Federal Republic and not Grand Commander of the Federal Republic, based on his utterances and scenarios resulting from his ongoing gaffes and miscues.

“Tinubu may be a successful politician whose lifetime ambition is to be President of Nigeria, but it takes more than being a politician to become Nigeria’s President. Among other things, it takes credibility. The fact that everything about Tinubu is shrouded in secrecy should tell us that the APC presidential candidate lacks the credibility to govern a country like Nigeria.

“But more importantly, with the disaster that the APC administration has turned out to be, it will be more catastrophic to have a Tinubu as his successor. Governing Nigeria is not all about identifying surrogates who will man critical political offices for future political gains. Nigeria needs a debonair, cerebral, healthy, and suave President — a man in the mould of Atiku Abubakar”, Shaibu said.

According to him, it was common knowledge that whenever Tinubu appeared in public to make a statement or two, he always goofed.

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Shaibu made these remarks in a statement titled “Tinubu should be Grand Comedian of the Federal Republic,” which journalists in Abuja obtained on Sunday.

He said, “In his latest gaffe at the Lagos rally, he asked Nigerians to get their APV in order to vote for APC when even primary school children know that the PVC is the only item that admits a voter into a polling unit.

“If the APC are not keen on replacing this candidate, they should in the alternative apologize to all Nigerians for bringing them nothing but the suffering of unquantifiable proportion since 2015, and proceed to make a solemn pledge not to have anything to do with governance, especially with the February 25, the election is fast approaching.

“I must confess that I consider the remarks credited to the APC presidential candidate, Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Saturday, November 26, 2022, where he laboured, albeit unsuccessfully, to paint the PDP presidential candidate as ungrateful and over-ambitious as not only offensive but reckless”, Shaibu said.

He reasoned that instead of attacking Atiku, Tinubu should have spent his energy telling Nigerians about himself, especially at a time when it was said at various fora that the only thing that was truly about him was his person and that everything else was a borrowed robe.

The statement reads, “To be sure, Nigerians believe that Tinubu should come in the open to effectively disclaim the allegation that his name as it appears on public documents is not his name; that the parents he claimed were not his; that the certificates he claimed to be his are not and that the schools he claimed to have attended didn’t know him. 

“The issue of which schools he attended is already in the public domain as only a few months ago, he told the Independent National electoral commission that he didn’t attend primary and secondary schools. The former Lagos governor, however, claimed he had two degrees from two American universities, which he further stated had been stolen by unknown soldiers during the military junta of the 1990s!!

“The disclosures came in an affidavit submitted by Tinubu to the electoral office as part of his eligibility filings for the 2023 presidential elections.

“The documents released on Friday, June 24 2022, showed that the APC presidential flagbearer left the columns for his primary and secondary education unmarked. But he said he obtained a degree in business and administration in 1979, apparently referring to his previous claims of attending the Chicago State University.

Shaibu recalled Tinubu’s claim that “from October 1994 to October 1998, I was in self-exile.” When I returned, I discovered that all of my property, including all of the documents relating to my qualifications and certificates in relation to paragraph three above, had been looted by unknown individuals.”

Tinubu’s latest claims, he claims, appear to contradict his previous election submissions, particularly in 1999 and 2003, when he ran for governor of Lagos.

He claimed to have attended primary and secondary school both times.

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