Vice President Osinbajo Presidential interest declaration shakes social media

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Vice President Yemi Osinbajo declaration to pick the Presidential ticket of the All Progressivr Congress, APC, on Monday, has shaken the social media, particularly Twitter.

 

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On Twitter, in less than six hours, there were 345,000 views, 27,000 likes, 18,000 retweets and over 3milliion impressions.

 

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As monitored by TNG reporter, on YouTube, there were 15,000 views within six hours.

Osinbajo on Monday officially declared his intention to contest the 2023 presidential election.

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He made the declaration in a short broadcast shared via his Twitter handle after months of intense speculations.

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Osinbajo said, “In the past seven years, I have served as Vice President under a true Nigerian patriot, a servant of the nation in war and peace, and a man of integrity, President Muhammadu Buhari.

 

“We have, together, worked through some of the most difficult times in the history of our Nation, but we have remained focused on securing the country, providing infrastructure and growing our economy.

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“As stipulated by the Nigerian Constitution, our tenure will end next year.

 

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“In this period of seven years, I have served the government in several capacities, and have, at the direction of Mr. President, represented our country in sensitive high level international engagements.

 

“I have been to practically all local governments in Nigeria. I have been in markets, factories, schools, and farms. I have been in agricultural, mining and oil producing communities; in the Delta, in Kebbi, Enugu, Borno; Rivers, Plateau and Ondo; & in all other States of the federation, listening to the diverse experiences and yearnings of our people.

 

“I have visited our gallant troops in the North East and our brothers and sisters in the IDP camps. I have felt the pain and anguish of victims of violent conflicts, terrorist attacks, flooding, fire and other disasters.”

 

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