Olukayode Salako, an activist
x-rays below factors that could make Asiwaju Bola Tinubu emerge as President of Nigeria.
Excerpts
FACTORS THAT WILL NOT MAKE ASIWAJU TO BECOME THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA:
1. If he did not come
out to contest.
2. If his party did
not support him to clinch the ticket to be the presidential candidate of the
party.
3. If the North does
not want or endorse him to be the next president of Nigeria.
4. If the North do not
relinquish power to come back to the South or South West.
5. If INEC does not
clear him to contest the election.
6. If the
majority of Nigerians do not give him their votes to win the election.
7. If the
Yorubas reject him or do not support him to represent their region for the
election.
8. If EFCC says he is
a criminal of the law.
9. If the court
convicts him of any wrongdoing.
10. If you keep hating
him as a political leader, who must not contest the election, because you
expect him to be a 'saint'.
11. If he loses the
election or wins and INEC refuses to confirm him the winner of the election.
12. If he wins the
election and the North annuls it as it happened in the case of Abiola's June 12
story.
13. If he wins and he
says he was no longer interested in governing Nigeria for his own reason.
FACTORS THAT WILL MAKE
HIM TO BECOME THE PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA:
1. If he comes out to
contest.
2. If his party wants
him and he clinches the ticket of the party as its candidate.
3. If his party
supports him to run the election to victory.
4. If INEC clears him
as eligible to contest the election.
5. If INEC does not
say he is not a bona fide Nigerian, who can contest to be president.
6. If the Northern
political class does not work against him to be the next president of Nigeria.
7. If the South-South
and South East do not throw away their votes to another candidate as usual.
8. He is a credible
aspirant, who has all it takes to run Nigeria.
9. He is a lover of
the masses and he will govern to make Nigeria and Nigerians happy.
10. He is a
progressively inclined leader; politically prominent, mentally vast; astutely experienced
and possesses the ability to form a credible team that will lead Nigeria.
11. He has paid
his dues extensively in the politics of Nigeria.
12. He is
popular and has valid economic resources to run for the election.
13. He is a prominent
member and a respected leader in the ruling party.
14. He has not been
convicted of any criminal charges by the courts of Nigeria in any case and for
any reason.
15. He is a benevolent
leader, who will not govern for Nigerians to suffer.
16. He is intelligent
and knows his onions on the job.
17. He was the
governor of the most advanced state in Nigeria for 8 years and he tried his
best to transform the state during his time.
18. He knows how
to coordinate and supervise the brilliant boys for good governance and
acceptable performance in the running of Nigeria.
19. He is optimally
exposed and he has good connections across the Niger and on the continent of
Africa to attract good foreign benefits and relationship to Nigeria.
20. He is a
responsible family man, who has worked to build other fantastic brains and
minds politically across Nigeria.
21. He is elderly,
responsible and good enough for the job.
22. He still has good
age; good health factor and social value on his side.
23. He is a
detribalized Nigerian. He has a kind heart and a large mind to accommodate all,
irrespective of their tribal linings and religious inclinations.
24. No former president has written it in his book that he has done anything wrong to
Nigeria.
25. If the North does
not betray him after he has eventually won the election.
The list of the
factors that can make him to qualify to lead Nigeria as the next president is
in exhaustive.
Democracy is not
looking for saints, blameless or perfect human beings, but those the majority
of the people believe in their leadership character; their capacities and
abilities; their visions; their missions and are willing to vote for to lead
them.
Above all, we all have
our only one vote to make the decision, but it is God, who crowns the king in
democracy.
If Asiwaju is the man
the majority of Nigerians want to be their president if he comes out to
contest at the end of the day, so be it.
- Olukayode Salako.
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