Following Rivers State Governor Nysome Wike’s pledge to reveal his preferred presidential candidate in January 2023, the All Progressives Congress (APC) South East Presidential spokesman, Dr. Josef Onoh, has urged Governors in his zone to support Bola Ahmed Tinubu as their unified presidential candidate in the January 25 presidential election.

According to Onoh, the driving choice should be based on the economic benefits that the Asiwaju presidency would bring to the Southeast.

According to Onoh, given the recent revival of coal mining by the United Kingdom and other parts of Europe, Southeast Nigeria, with its high coal production potential, is in a prime position to capitalize on Tinubu’s economic blueprint.

As a result, he asked the remaining three governors in the Southeast (Enugu, Anambra, and Abia states) to join their counterparts in Imo and Ebonyi states in supporting Asiwaju Tinubu for the position of Nigeria’s next president in order to fully exploit the zone’s economic potential.

Onoh stated that the days of political interests taking precedence over economic opportunities were over, noting that what mattered to the Nigerian people now was their economic affairs more than anything else, and pleaded with the Southeast governor to queue into the provision for which Tinubu has the best formula.

“I’m asking the Southeast governors to follow Britain’s lead by putting the economy ahead of politics, therefore they must back Asiwaju,” Onoh explained. Wisdom and experience do not come with age; they are the result of changing times. The events of 2015 and 2019 were disastrous for the southeast, and they must not be repeated.

“With the license for coal mining restoration, the Southeast will be the main beneficiaries of the next Nigerian administration for economic emancipation,” Asiwaju has always said. It’s all about the Southeast’s economy, which is why the Governors should set aside their egos, personal disagreements, and preferences to recognize that it’s all for the benefit and economics of this region.

“Soon they build they economy, they have solved insecurity because the cause of insecurity in the Southeast is the poor economy and the economy of the region is related to the politics of the centre and once there is a good economy all these agitations would stop.

“It will be harmful and a matter of political suicide for our South East leaders and the region’s economy if the Governors fail to support and deliver Asiwaju come 2023. If these Governors can merely grow the Southeast’s economy, they will have reached a watershed moment.”

“let’s not be mislead by beer parlour political analysts and anonymous online political pundits including the debate-obsessed entertainers who clearly don’t know the complexities involved in political discussions in other to accomplish success. I can certainly state that Asiwaju is a man of few words with atomic energy for action and delivery who has checked off all the boxes for success in 2023.

“Every governor should prioritize the economic benefits of their states and support the man capable of delivering such benefits.” Asiwaju is running for president to realize his lifelong dream of building a strong democratic Nigerian with a stable economy large enough to restore Nigeria to its rightful place as Africa’s giant. He has foregone a luxury lifestyle and sacrificed his liberty, personal goals, blood and sweat in defense of our democracy, and all we want today is your support in building a nation fit to hand over to young Nigerians. We will strive together for a better tomorrow with your help for Asiwaju.

“Let us not confuse or jeopardize our economic interests and stability for Dubai-based Nigerians and incorrect statisticians running for the presidency, especially candidates who have taken the quest for the presidency as a private enterprise by informing Nigerians that he will continue running for the presidency as long as he is alive, and I assure such a person that my child will be most glad to run against him as his great, great, grandfather come 2030 if any of them chose to ru

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