Politics
Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello Reacts To Reports Of His Presidential Ambition (See What He Said)
Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State, has said only God would decide if he should contest the 2023 presidential election.
Bello spoke while responding to calls by Nigerians and in particular, the Arewa Youth Forum (AYF) that he should run for presidency in 2023.
Speaking when he hosted AYF led by its President, Gambo Gunjungu in Lokoja, the state capital, Bello said discussions are in God’s hands, NAN reports.
Recall that Bello’s presidential campaign posters were recently discovered in Damaturu, Yobe State.
However, a statement by Bello’s Chief Press Secretary, Onogwu Muhammed, quoted the governor as saying:
“The discussions and events ahead of 2023 elections are in the hands of God to decide.
“The recent call on Nigerians, particularly the youth, to revalidate and register as members of the APC was an affirmation of the president’s good intentions.”
The governor also insisted that it was time for the youth to take over the mantle of leadership in the country.
He further called on Nigerians to support the President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.
The governor maintained that the president was doing his best to proffer solutions to the country’s challenges.
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