Nigeria’s former President, who has been recently in the news over
his quit from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), predicts the outcome
of the upcoming presidential elections
Many lamented over OBJ’s decision to leave the ruling party after years of service.
Several times the country ex leader blasted President Goodluck Jonathan over his performance in the office. At the same time he noted the good things about the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Muhammadu Buhari.
It was even alleged more that once that Obasanjo openly endorsed the former military Head of State.
Speaking in Kenya last month during his autobiography presentation, he praised Buhari calling him “smart enough”, “educated enough” and “experienced enough”. However, soon the former PDP politician debunked reports about endorsing GMB saying that he would simply be guided by “track of records” while deciding who to support.
According to the latest report by P.M. News, this time Obasanjo predicted that Buhari would win March 28.
Several times the country ex leader blasted President Goodluck Jonathan over his performance in the office. At the same time he noted the good things about the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Muhammadu Buhari.
It was even alleged more that once that Obasanjo openly endorsed the former military Head of State.
Speaking in Kenya last month during his autobiography presentation, he praised Buhari calling him “smart enough”, “educated enough” and “experienced enough”. However, soon the former PDP politician debunked reports about endorsing GMB saying that he would simply be guided by “track of records” while deciding who to support.
According to the latest report by P.M. News, this time Obasanjo predicted that Buhari would win March 28.
He made a claim in Abeokuta, Ogun state March 4, Tuesday, during
the meeting with a group that styles itself, Concerned Citizens of
Nigeria.
He also denied the possibility of elections annulment like it was the case in 1993 and the following violence.
He also denied the possibility of elections annulment like it was the case in 1993 and the following violence.
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