Tinubu Opens Up On 2023 Quest After Northern Endorsement

Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has vowed not to disappoint his supporters on their clamour for him to succeed President Muhammadu Buhari but urged restraint in order not to distract the incumbent as he on Tuesday opened up on his 2023 quest.

The national leader of the ruling All Progressives Congress APC, gave the assurance to supporters following a closed-door meeting with members of the Northern Alliance Committee in Abuja on Tuesday.

While promising not to disappoint, Tinubu, however, disclosed that he was still consulting with stakeholders.

“I am not going to turn them (Nigerians) down, but I will still effectively and widely consult, (and) particularly brainstorm with my friends and find a date to come out openly and tell Nigerians.”

While giving the assurance, the former Lagos State governor, however, urged Nigerians to focus on supporting the Buhari administration noting that the president should not be distracted from tackling the challenges engulfing the country.

“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 programmes known to the people later and the intention is clear. So, you keep guessing,” Tinubu said of his 2023 quest.

Endorsing Tinubu for the 2023 presidential election, leader of the Northern Alliance Committee, Ambassador Lawal Ahmed Munir said the meeting resolved to work for the actualization of the ambition the APC National Leader.

Munir who said his alliance had fruitful discussions with Tinubu disclosed that the committee resolved to support him come 2023 due to his sterling political qualities.

According to Munir, “The meeting ended very well. We are working for him because we know he will win the election when the time comes,” he said in endorsement of the 2023 quest of Asiwaju Tinubu.

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