Former Senate President Anyim Reveals How Buhari's Successor Will Emerge

Former Senate President Anyim Reveals How Buhari's Successor Will Emerge

  • An ex-secretary general of the federation, Pius Anyim has warned against interference of any cabal in the emergence of Nigeria's next president
  • Anyim said Nigerians would not condone any of such actions from any member of the cabal or resident of Aso Rock, Presidential Villa
  • The ex-lawmaker also said that he is rest assured he would clinch the presidential seat at the 2023 general election

A former president of the Senate and a presidential aspirant for the 2023 election has said that Nigerians would not allow any cabal to dictate who would lead Nigerians after President Muhammadu Buhari.

Pius Anyim who is contesting for the presidency on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), any Nigerian with the impression that some inner caucus arrangement would produce the president in 2023 would be in for a showdown.

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Pius Anyim, President in 2023, Muhammadu Buhari, Aso Rock Villa
Anyim has said that the cabals in the Presidential Villa cannot dictate who would lead Nigerians after President Buhari. Photo: Anyim Pius
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The Punch reports that Anyim while stating that he would win the 2023 presidential election said Aso Rock cannot ordain who the next president would be.

His words:

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"Maybe you still have the impression that it is Aso Rock that will ordain who the next president will be. I do not share that view.
“I think with the new Electoral Act, people have more confidence that their votes will count. Whether cabal or no cabal, I am going to give my first shot at the presidency and I will win.”

Giving reasons for his ambition to contest for president, the former secretary to the state government of the federation, promised to run an inclusive government while abiding by the principles of democracy and good governance.

He added:

“I am a young man with all respect and I have a whole lot of energy, so there is nothing to leave for anybody to do for me differently.

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A former vice president Atiku Abubakar had been urged to shelve his ambition to become Nigeria's number one leader in 2023.

The call was made to the 2019 presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) by the Bauchi state's governor Bala Mohammed.

According to Mohammed, he is young and agile enough to handle the affairs of Nigeria as the nation's president.

How PDP northern elders chose consensus candidates for presidency

Legit.ng had earlier reported that Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi and former Senate President Bukola Saraki have been chosen by northern elders in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as the candidates for the 2023 presidency.

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Professor Ango Abdullahi, the head of the committee which screened the aspirants from the region, noted that the process that produced Mohammed and Saraki was rigorous.

Abdullahi told journalists in Minna, Niger state capital, on Friday, April 22, that former military head of state, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, received and approved a report submitted to him by the committee on the elders' choice.

Source: Legit.ng

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