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2027: ‘Learn from Davido, you can remove Tinubu’ – Timi Frank to Nigerian youths

Timi Frank, former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has said the re-election of Ademola Adeleke in Osun State showed that Nigerians, especially youths, can remove President Bola Ahmed Tinubu through the ballot in the 2027 general election. He disclosed this in a statement on Monday. Recall that Adeleke of the Accord […] 2027: ‘Learn from Davido, you can…

2027: ‘Learn from Davido, you can remove Tinubu’ – Timi Frank to Nigerian youths

Timi Frank, a former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has urged Nigerian youths to learn from the re-election of Ademola Adeleke in Osun State, suggesting they can remove President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 general election. Frank made these remarks in a statement on Monday. Notably, Davido, popularly known as David Adeleke, played a significant role in the Osun governorship election.

Frank emphasized that the election demonstrated the power of the people and a possible indication of the 2027 general election. He stressed that citizens can overcome political pressure and odds if they remain determined to defend their choices at the polls. Frank cautioned that President Tinubu may overestimate his chances, but ultimately, it is the Nigerian people who decide his fate through their votes.

He called on Nigerians, especially the youth and celebrities, not to sit on the fence in 2027 and urged them to vote just as they did in Osun. He also commended the people of Osun for their political ingenuity, where money taken from government coffers was not a deterrent, and ultimately belongs to the citizens.

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