Afegbua said. ‘If Atiku Abubakar is Thinking of Contesting in 2027, He Needs to Rethink New Dynamics’

Compared to Atiku, the Senegalese president-elect has been characterized as being considerably younger. In a direct interview with Arise TV, Kassim Afegbua, a former Edo State commissioner for information, said as much. He declared that Nigeria should not be judged by the results of the Senegalese election. While acknowledging that President Tinubu ought to be granted a second term if he remains well enough, he recommended that Atiku focus on the needs of the country and encourage younger people to seek political office. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

He asserted, “The Senegalese election that he (Atiku) used as a basis, they are completely opposite. Because the candidate of that election was 44 years old, Senegalese president-elect Bassirou Faye.”

“He (Faye) is more or less like a son to Atiku Abubakar. If Atiku Abubakar is thinking of contesting in 2027, he needs to rethink the new dynamics and contemporary issues in the country.”

“He should try to encourage young people as much as possible to aspire to preside over the country at whatever level.”

“But in the case of Nigeria, as it is now, I think we still have a president who is doing well and who will contest a second term. God is granting him good health and preserving him up to 2027.”

“We will feature President Tinubu to serve his second term; after that, maybe Atiku may want to contest at 87.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>