In terms of policy orientation, we characterize Tinubu as “market/welfarist”, Atiku as “market/capitalist”, Obi as “market/entrepreneurial” and Kwankwaso as “statist”.
“We don’t have money to fight them, but we must do everything legitimately to free ourselves.”
“Why today Tinubu is not the vice-president of Nigeria is the same reason he cannot be president.”
Most opinion polls suggest Peter Obi, a third-party politician now rising in media popularity, will defeat the candidates of the two main parties.
Mr Obi also pledged to revive industrial outfits that had collapsed in Kaduna and Kano as the commercial nerve centres of the North.
David Oyedepo, the founder and senior pastor of Living Faith Church, has slammed President Muhammadu Buhari’s APC regime as “nonsense” and “afflictions.”
Aliyu Wamakko (APC-Sokoto North) says the party’s presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu, will win Saturday’s poll on the first ballot.
“Me, I am voting Peter Obi, my wife, Peter Obi, and those that love me, Peter Obi,” he announced.
Mr Buhari’s regime has continued to rail against popular demand, sticking with the new currency redesign policy.
