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2027: Tinubu should’ve assured Nigerians APC’ll slug it out with ADC, PDP, others – Amaechi
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2027: Tinubu should’ve assured Nigerians APC’ll slug it out with ADC, PDP, others – Amaechi

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The presidential running mate of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Rotimi Amaechi, has said President Bola Tinubu should have reassured Nigerians that his party, the All Progressives Congress, APC, will slug it out with the ADC, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and other opposition in the 2027 election.

Amaechi said Tinubu should have assured Nigerians that the APC will slug it out with the ADC, PDP, and other political parties on an even field during the 2027 elections.

He spoke while appearing on Channels Television’s Politics Today, where he tackled Tinubu over his comment during his meeting with the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria.

During the meeting, Tinubu had declared that all is fair in politics.

Faulting Tinubu’s comment, Amaechi wondered that if thugs kill people during election, should that be considered as being fair.

He said: “Look at the president’s statement that all is fair in politics, if a thug takes a gun and shoots me where I’m voting, it’s fair?

“I just listened to him now, you know that I read literature, the moment a writer concludes his writing, any other comment he makes is interpretation, he has the right to interprete his books; I have the right to interprete his book.

“So when the president has said to you all is fair in politics, when the Catholic Church is crying about the possibility of having an election that may not be fair, all the president needs to do is to reassure the country that APC, PDP, and ADC will slug it out on an even field, that it will be a free and fair election, let the best team wins.”

2027: Tinubu should’ve assured Nigerians APC’ll slug it out with ADC, PDP, others – Amaechi

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