APC Shouldn’t Underrate Tinubu’s Opponents In 2023 – Nuhu Ribadu

The pioneer Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Nuhu Ribadu has come out to say that the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu is the most sellable of those vying for the presidency in the 2023 elections.

He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to him, he is optimistic that the February 25 poll would be a walkover for the former Lagos State Governor, but he would warn the party not to underrate the candidates of other political parties ahead of the 2023 elections.

He, however, added that he expects Tinubu to sweep the presidential election going by the level of grassroots work he has done so far.

His words, “We should not underrate our opponents. We should work assiduously to make the margin of winning too wide that the victory will be massive and sweet.”

“Luckily for us, our job is cut out for us. We have the most sellable product in the market today. There is no one candidate out there that is better than our own.”

“Asiwaju Tinubu is an accomplished human being and a thorough bred administrator and maverick politician. He has something to show from his glowing antecedent, he will not learn on the job.”

“He also has a wide network of friends and associates everywhere in Nigeria, which makes our job of outreach very much easier. Though this election is literally a walk over for us, we should not leave anything to chances.”

“To ease operation, we have decided to divide the operations of the directorate into North and South. This is done to ensure that our work is targeted and thorough.”

“We are also adopting a bottom-up and up-bottom approaches simultaneously through the creation of thematic area units and leadership at zonal and state levels.”

“The work will be guided with clear terms of reference to guide our operations and assigned tasks. Immediately after this formal event, we will discuss in detail and provide you with the necessary guidance to hit the ground running.”