2023: God Told me I Will be Nigeria’s 1st Female President, APGA Presidential Aspirant Declares
- An All Progressives Grand Alliance presidential aspirant says 2023 is the time for Nigeria to have its first female president
- Ms Angela Johnson made this known when she formally declared to run for president at the party's secretariat in Umuahia
- According to Angela, men who were elected into leadership positions in the country have failed Nigerians
Umuahia, Abia - Angela Johnson on Thursday, March 31, declared that God told her she would be Nigeria’s first female president in 2023.
Vanguard reported that the presidential aspirant of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) made this known at the party Secretariat in Umuahia, Abia state.
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Angela, who formally declared to run for the country's highest political office said she is being led by God to restore the hope of millions of Nigerians, The Punch added.
According to her, 2023 is the time for Nigeria to have the first female president since the male folks in power have disappointed the nation.
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She said:
“I am being led by God to restore the hope of millions of Nigerians, who have become hopeless in the Nigerian project. God brought President Muhammadu Buhari and sustained him in office that I shall emerge.
“God spoke to me, and I heard him clearly. He sent me to be President, not the Vice President. This is my time. This is the time for Nigerian women to produce the nation’s president. There is a burning desire in me, and until Nigeria’s lost glory is restored, I cannot rest.”
2023 presidency: Consensus group rallies 17 southern states for Udom Emmanuel
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that political pressure groups under the banner of the Inter-Party Presidential Consensus Forum (IPCF) have called on the 17 southern states to adopt Akwa Ibom state governor, Udom Emmanuel, as the consensus presidential candidate ahead of the 2023 elections.
IPCF, which focuses on building consensus among political parties and sectional interests, also demanded that the two major political parties in the country, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the All Progressives Congress (APC) zone their presidential tickets to the southern part of the country.
The IPCF also called on politicians of northern extraction to, in the interest of national peace, justice, equity, and fairness, resist the lure of contesting the 2023 presidential election and allow the south to produce the next president, after the eight years tenure of President Muhammadu Buhari.
Source: Legit.ng
