Former Lagos State governor and presidential aspirant of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has disclosed that he would not retire from politics until he becomes the President of Nigeria.
The National Leader of the ruling APC made the remark while canvassing for the party’s delegates votes in Makurdi, Benue State capital, on Tuesday.
“Youths of Benue be determined to get you PVCs revalidated. I’m with you and my other colleagues here are with you as well as many others who are not here are with you to ensure your posterity and the hope of a united prosperous Nigeria is yours.”
“So, we are of age and if you want us to retire soon but I’m won’t retire until I become president of Nigeria,” he said.
Tinubu, who promised to rekindle the hope of ordinary Nigerians, added that he would bring the experience of his leadership as former Lagos State Governor to bear on the leadership style in Nigeria.
According to him, if the APC gives him the ticket, there would be no contest between him and whoever will emerge as candidate of opposition PDP.
