Presidential Election: Jandor urges Nigerians to vote for Atiku .says he's most credible candidate

 



The Lagos Peoples Democratic Party’s Governorship candidate, Dr. Abdul-Azeez Olajide Adediran aka JANDOR, has dismissed the insinuation that some members of the Party are campaigning for the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr. Peter Obi.

Speaking at a press conference in Lagos on Tuesday, JANDOR said it’s the season of politics and all manners of news are flying around.

He, however, explained that the PDP presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar remains the best of all the other presidential candidates.

JANDOR said one of the Atiku’s programme will solve two problems when implemented. 


He said; “I have a candidate who has been able to address two major issues by just one program. 

“He promised to sell the moribund refineries to raise $10bn for youths and women empowerment. Empowering women and youths will solve two major problems namely; security and wealth creation. “Those who will buy the refineries will also boost the economy through revamping of the refineries. There will be Job creation and employment opportunity for the youths.

“Atiku is the only one that has been presidential in the face of provocation. He speaks to issues. He’s the man that will help Nigeria to salvage the economy.” He added. 

On the insinuation that the PDP is campaigning for Peter Obi, he said; “We are in the season when people play all manner of tricks in the name of politics.

“ You are aware of rebuttals by the Channels Television Politics Today’s anchor, Seun Okinbaloye, whose  name and picture was used as an endorsement for a particular presidential candidate until he issued a disclaimer.”

JANDOR who mocked the All Progressives Congress governors for Suing President Muhammadu Buhari said he was surprised why the governors are fixated on the naira redesign which was a policy of their own political party. 


“Why are they fixated about the naira redesign?”

“ASUU was on strike for 8 months, they never came together. We’ve been sleeping on the quene to buy fuel since November 2022, they never came together. Why now?”

“If anyone tells you to collect the old naira notes, please reject it. Let them take it to the central bank of Nigeria and deposit it there. i


“There’s a video of a south west governor sharing old naira notes to his supporters when he  knows nobody will collect it from them.


“Why are the governors making case for the old naira notes? Why are they not asking that the new naira notes be made available?” He asked. 


JANDOR who commended the security agencies for doing a good job so far, said; “I want to challenge Mr President to ensure that there’s security so that people can come out freely to exercise their voting rights.”

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