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2027: I’ll support Tinubu’s second term bid, he’s our father – Ex-Gov Udom
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2027: I’ll support Tinubu’s second term bid, he’s our father – Ex-Gov Udom

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Former Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Emmanuel Udom, has vowed to support President Bola Tinubu’s second term bid ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

Udom described Tinubu as the father of Nigerians who has visions and needs the citizens to back him in fulfilling his dreams.

Speaking with journalists in Abuja on Wednesday, the former governor said: “Let’s be a little bit human, if I were to be in the same position as the president, would I have asked for a second term? The answer is yes. I’m supporting Tinubu, number one because he is the president of my country right now, he’s our father.

“Number two, he has the vision and I keep saying so, look at the macro-economic eco system, the reforms he has made. I keep repeating this, people might not understand now, you that it’s written in the holy books that what you are trying to do understand but herein after, you will begin to see how this thing would yield positive results.

“Thirdly, from the human angle, if I were to be the one, would I have asked for support to complete the vision  had for my country? The answer is yes, I would have loved people to support me to complete what I have in mind to do. If I see that the vision is good for the country and the man has the capacity then why not.”

2027: I’ll support Tinubu’s second term bid, he’s our father – Ex-Gov Udom

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