Tinubu supporters lecture Obi, Atiku and Kwankwaso in "Politics 2023"

• Saying presidential candidates might not “graduate” in 20 years• “Why Asiwaju might lose 25% of votes in most states”• Buhari's campaign office takeover in Katsina signals APC collapse, PDP says

Supporters of All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate Bola Ahmed Tinubu, under the auspices of the Disciples of Jagaban (DOJ), said it would take presidential candidates Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso 20 years of political tutelage under the standard bearer of the APC before being able to win an election in the country.

This came as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) bragged about preventing the APC from winning 25% of the vote in most states across the country. According to its National Publicity Secretary, Debo Ologunagba, "the fact that Nigerians from all walks of life in Kano State, the political and commercial nerve center of the North and a national melting point, defied the rain in a massive demonstration of solidarity with the PDP and our presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, underlines their determination to break down all barriers and return the PDP to power in 2023.

“By all indications, in a credible, free, fair and transparent electoral process, the APC cannot achieve the statutory 25% vote in most states across the country. »

In a statement to Kaduna yesterday, DOJ Chief Comrade Abdulhakeem Adegoke Alawuje said that even if the three candidates formed an alliance, they still would not defeat Tinubu in the 2023 elections. He said: " Needless to say, Peter Obi, Atiku Abubakar and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso would need no less than two decades of political tutelage from famed political strategist, Asiwaju Tinubu, before they could face him in the general election.

"They should instead support Asiwaju, the man with the ability and capabilities required to be the next Nigerian President, for the greater good of Nigeria." Most presidential aspirants lack the pedigree required to lead Nigeria today. They should know that simply chronicling our problems and comparing Nigeria with China, the United States or India is not enough, but rather the capacity and ability to deliver.

"We all know that storytelling strategy is a simple script designed for idiots, who cannot understand past failures and relate them to the present." ALSO, another group of Tinubu supporters, led by Bayo Adedosu, issued a statement in Abuja, saying that Obi cannot stand up to Tinubu.

Stressing that the Labor Party (LP) candidate lacks experience and a grassroots network of support, like Tinubu, Adedosu frowned at comments attributed to Obi suggesting that supporters of the flag-bearer of the APC will have no appreciable impact at the polls.

He said, "Obi is the fellow boxer who, with no coach, cut man or even agent in his corner, finds himself abjectly pleading with the referee before the bell even rings.

"His one-man-show political style simply underscores the glaring absence of trustworthy friends, colleagues, associates, or even subordinates willing to testify to his perpetually unverified 'achievements'.

"He runs around seeking acceptance under false claims, but no one believes in him enough to work with him. He falsely presents himself as a messiah, but didn't Jesus have disciples who accompanied?

"Such is the empty demagoguery of Peter Obi, which his gullible followers applaud. Where are those who are willing and ready to vouch for him if he is all he claims to be?" Having realized how point he is truly outmatched and seeing the caliber of seasoned professionals, respected politicians, captains of industry and statesmen who have made it their mission to rally support for Tinubu, Obi resorted to what he knows best, complaining loudly and shamelessly to anyone who would listen. A lonely man in the desert!

"If, however, the Obi candidate wants to know more about his venerable adversary, in the hope that he too can learn something from Asiwaju's sagacity, he need only be patient. This election will be a marathon, not a sprint. Jagaban is coming. Asiwaju Bola Ahmed is winning.”

Meanwhile, the PDP, in a statement signed by its National Publicity Secretary, Debo Ologunagba, said: "The current mass exodus from APC to the PDP, as evidenced by most states, including including President Muhammadu Buhari's home state of Katsina, the consensus of Nigerians that the APC has failed beyond repair and that the PDP remains the only way to save and rebuild the country from the mismanagement of the APC."

The party added: "The takeover of President Buhari's campaign office by the PDP in his home state of Katsina, following the defection of key APC players there, signals the surrender of the APC and its structure to the PDP in the supposed strongholds of Buhari.

"Nigerians have seen through the lies and falsehoods of the incompetent, rulers...