PDP, Atiku Face High Stakes As Buhari Donates Treasured Asset To Tinubu Ahead of 2023, Photos Surface Online

• APC's presidential candidate for the 2023 general elections, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has inherited President Muhammadu Buhari's campaign office
• The president's campaign office was very instrumental in his landslide victory during the 2019 presidential election
• The office, according to Honourable James Faleke who announced the good news, is well-equipped and strategically located in Abuja

President Muhammadu Buhari, to prove his full support for Asiwaju BolaAhmed Tinubu, has donated the campaign office he used for the 2019 presidential election to the former Lagos governor ahead of 2023.

This massive support from the president was announced on Thursday, June 16, by the leader of Tinubu's Support Group (TSG) Honourable James Faleke, Punch reports.

Faleke noted that the campaign office, situated in the Business District of Abuja, is well equipped with Information and Communication Technology (ICT), database, and call centre among others.

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The House of Reps member said that the donated office has now been converted to Tinubu Campaign Headquarters, adding that other existing outlets would become annexes.

The news and photos of the office were shared on Facebook by Joe Igbokwe, an aide to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

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Meanwhile, one of Buhari's former allies, Alhaji Buba Galadima, had said that the Nigerian leader and Tinubu had an agreement before the 2015 general elections.

According to Galadima, during a closed-door meeting specifically in 2013, there was a deal that if Tinubu secures the presidency for Buhari through his massive support, the same would be done for him when the president's tenure expires.

The former associate of the president claimed this resolution was reached when the option of Tinubu being a vice president in 2015 failed on the consideration that a Muslim-Muslim ticket would have been rejected.

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However, Galadima said that just like he warned at the time, things are not going according to the plan which was why Tinubu was bitter.

He said:

"They said that whatever he does, he should deploy and make sure that Buhari becomes President and that when he (Buhari) is going, he would also do whatever he would in his powers to assist Tinubu to become President.

"It looks like they are now going back on that understanding. And a promise is a promise whether written or unwritten because if you can subvert it, God knows your heart. And God never accepts betrayal. When you are committed, whether it is sour or bitter, or tasty, you have to swallow it..."

Source: Legit.ng