“Obi Has No Path To The Presidency, Tinubu Will Do 8 Years After Power Goes Back To The North”- Deji Adeyanju Says

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“Obi Has No Path To The Presidency, Tinubu Will Do 8 Years After Power Goes Back To The North”- Deji Adeyanju Says

Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah

Socio-political activist, Comrade Deji Adeyanju, points out that supporters of opposition parties should bear in mind that their leaders, Obi and Atiku, have no clear path to the presidency, as the current President is poised to serve for the next 8 years. CONTINUE READING

 

 

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Political Commentator, Deji Adeyanju while reacting to a write-up tweeted by PREMIUM TIMES, revealed the Former Governor of Anambra State “has no path to the presidency”.

He emphasized to Nigerians that after the current President’s eight-year tenure, power will once again shift to the northern part of the country. Additionally, he noted that despite Peter Obi’s sixteen years of aspiring for the presidency, he would still not attain it at the age of 77.

“Obi has no path to the presidency. Tinubu will most likely do 8yrs, then the power goes back to the North for another 8yrs. By then he will be 77 and a perpetual presidential aspirant like Atiku his mentor. When power comes back to the South again, he will still not get it.”

“Atiku can’t win in court, na Obi wan win”, he added.

Source: Bushradiogist

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