Gbaja: After meeting Obasanjo, we’re confident Tinubu will win 2023 presidential poll

 

Femi Gbajabiamila, speaker of the house of representatives, says the meeting between ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo and Bola Tinubu, presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has assured of the latter’s victory in the 2023 elections.

Gbajabiamila spoke on Thursday at the Surulere LGA APC meeting in Lagos.

TheCable had reported Tinubu’s meeting with Obasanjo in Ogun state on Wednesday.

The speaker, who was present at the meeting, said Obasanjo made encouraging statements about Tinubu’s aspiration and prayed for the APC candidate.

 

“When we were going to Obasanjo’s house, we were eight, including Asiwaju Tinubu and me. We didn’t want many people to know about the meeting. So, we were to meet Obasanjo and five others from his side,” he said.

“But when we eventually got there, we met something pleasantly shocking: a mammoth crowd of our supporters were already at the former president’s house waiting for us.

“So, Obasanjo told Asiwaju Tinubu to pick three people from his side and that he would pick three from his side to meet behind closed doors.

 

“So, I, Chief Osoba and Chief Akande and Asiwaju went from our side. My people, what I heard there, what Obasanjo said, the victory of Asiwaju is assured.

“Obasanjo spoke at length and we were all happy. He embraced our candidate like a brother, gave him a pat on the back, and prayed for him copiously.”

Gbajabiamila said the 2023 presidential election will be a three-horse race, adding that Tinubu is the candidate with the best record of performance.

The speaker said he has no doubt Tinubu would win the presidential election.

“Next year’s election is going to be an important one in our nation, and we all need to make the right decision,” he said.

“From all indications, there are three main candidates for the election. We know the records of everyone, we know what they did and what they did not do.

“Two were former governors and we know the one whose records are enduring and we know how the other people performed while in office.

“But one thing is a fact: there is none out of the three candidates that has the records of Tinubu.

 

“He is the best of them all and I don’t have any doubt in my mind that he would win come 2023.”

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