Buhari Pressured Me To Be Governor; He Can Demand I Run For President: El-Rufai
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Buhari Pressured Me To Be Governor; He Can Demand I Run For President: El-Rufai

Buhari Pressured Me To Be Governor; He Can Demand I Run For President: El-Rufai

Ahead of the 2023 presidential election, Governor Nasir El-Rufai says he will run for president if President Muhammadu Buhari insists, revealing that the president forced him to contest the Kaduna governorship. PeoplesGazette reports.

According to PeopleGazette, when asked during a Channels TV interview if he would run for president if Mr Buhari tapped him for the job, he said, “I didn’t want to run for governor, but the president insisted. So, if he insists that I do something, I have so much regard for him and his judgment that I’ll do it even reluctantly”. Information Guide Nigeria

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Mr El-Rufai also suggested he was physically unfit to endure the rigours of being Nigeria’s president come 2023. Mr Buhari’s poor health has been spotlighted, frequently jetting out of the country to seek medical treatment in the UK.

Speaking of his being unfit, the Kaduna governor explained, “I’m physically tired because I do take my work seriously. For the last eight years, I’ve worked myself flat out, and I’m not young anymore”. jamb results

He added, “I’ll be 63 next year. So I prefer to look at other options to contribute to the development of my country.”

But last February, Mr Tinubu asserted, “I am the quality that Nigeria is looking for to make this country very great, prosperous and united, not only in Africa but in the world.”

Responding to whether he is physically fit to be the next president, he stated, “If you hear them saying, can I do it? I am not applying for the job of a gravedigger; not race running, I am not a horse. I am not applying for bricklaying. I went to school to study accountancy and management. I am applying for a job of the brain; intelligent thinking; it is a job for someone who is ready to do things right.”

Essien, Goodnews is a gruaduate of Communication Arts, University of Uyo, Uyo; Currently working at Infoguide Media as a news writer.

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