List of 4 Set of People That Are Not Happy With Osinbajo’s Declaration

List of 4 Set of People That Are Not Happy With Osinbajo’s Declaration

The recent declaration of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has not gone down well with some set of Nigerians. Many of these people are not happy based on their own political associations or certain beliefs.

Analysts have said the candidacy of Professor Yemi Osinbajo would divide the Southwest governors and indeed the ruling APC, especially the chances of a southern president.

4 set of people that are not happy with Osinbajo's declaration
Some Nigerians are not happy with Osinbajo's declaration. Photo: Professor Yemi Osinbajo
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From reactions on social media, it can be deduced that many people are not happy with Osinbajo over his declaration.

Here are such people that are not happy with him

1. Supporters of Asiwaju Ahmed Tinubu

One group that will not be happy with Osinbajo's declaration is supporters of former governor of Lagos state and national leader of the All Progressives Congress. To them, the vice president's declaration is is a betrayal.

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To many of them, Osinbajo owes his political success to Bola Tinubu and as a result of this, it is an act of betrayal when the VP declared.

2. Nigerians who believe the vice president is not good enough

Another group believes the Vice President Yemi Osinbajo does not deserve becoming Nigeria's president. The set of people argued that Osinbajo as the head of the country's economic team has been unable to change the downward trajectory of Nigeria's economy.

According to them, the VP is not good enough except for ability to flow why speaking.

3. Supporters of Southeast candidates

Those who believe that the next Nigeria president should come from the southeast are not excited with Osinbajo's declaration.

They believe the presidency should go to the southeast. Osinbajo is from Ogun state.

4. Those who see Osinbajo has a religious fanatic

Another set of people believe the vice president is tribalistic and a religious fanatic. According to them, Osinbajo will use his position, if elected, to carry out agenda of the Redeemed Christian of Church.

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His declaration ends months of speculation over his interest in the 2023 presidential race and widens the pool of candidates for the position.

It also puts him in direct confrontation with his former boss in Lagos State, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, who signalled his intention earlier in the year.

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This has however shown that there would be a titanic showdown during the primary election of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) as it selects its presidential candidate.

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