‘I’ll be President for four years’ – Makinde tells APM North-East meeting
The presidential candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), Seyi Makinde, has said he plans to reset Nigeria through a government that would last just four years. Makinde, the current governor of Oyo State, said in Yola on Saturday that he would serve as president for only four years, after which he expected presidential power […] ‘I’ll be President for four years’ – Makinde tells APM…
APM presidential candidate Seyi Makinde, the governor of Oyo State, assured APM North-East meeting attendees on Saturday that his administration would only last four years before power would transfer back to the North. The meeting, organized by the party in Yola, brought together APM leaders and candidates from the six North-East states.
Makinde emphasized that the government he plans to implement starting May 2027 would be a transitional one aimed at national unity, stressing, "It will not last beyond four years." He pledged sincerity in finding solutions to the country's problems and assured that these solutions could come from anywhere. Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed, APM's national leader, praised Makinde as one of Nigeria's best brains, stating that the North-East has the numbers to influence the outcome of the presidential election and should vote massively for Makinde.
Abdulrahman Haske, the APM governorship candidate in Adamawa State, also pledged to mobilize votes for Makinde and fellow candidates in the six North-East states.
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