“Do we have a capable hand who can manage the affairs if given the opportunity? Do you have a man who is bold enough to challenge incursion into our land?”
Mr Adeyemi said he supported the positions of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) on the contentious issue of Muslim-Muslim ticket.
Mr Jonathan said many Nigerians, especially youths, were becoming increasingly disillusioned with Nigeria’s politics and its democracy.
Mr Alkali said the party is not averse to negotiations towards building the country.
A video seen by Peoples Gazette showed a man whose facial features matched one of the fake bishops paraded at the popular Dei-dei market Saturday afternoon.
The elections are still six months away, which is almost an eternity in a complicated and evolving political campaign.
Elisha Ishaku Abbo’s expulsion could cost the ruling party the Senate seat for Adamawa North due to the complications involved in choosing a new candidate after primaries.
According to Mr Asusu, the Tinubu-Shettima ticket represents the leadership that Nigeria needs now.
“But I know that in the fullness of time, contrary to the speculations of spin doctors, they would not vote for the former Vice President,” he said.
The APC had scheduled to formally unveil Mr Shettima as its vice-presidential candidate on Thursday.
