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Bode George’s 2023 ambition a ‘dreamy Nollywood’ – APC

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Chief Bode George is mooting the idea of running for 2023 Presidency

The Lagos chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has described the 2023 presidential ambition of Chief Bode George of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as a dreamy Nollywood ambition.

In a statement signed by Seye Oladejo, Lagos state APC spokesman, the attention of the ruling party has been drawn to the purported presidential ambition of Chief Bode George through series of newspaper interviews.

“The dreamy Nollywood ambition itself would ordinarily not have been dignified with a response but for his focus on his political nemesis, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu,” the statement read.

“It’s apparent from the various interviews that Chief Bode George has a phobia for Asiwaju who he solely holds responsible for his consistent political failures since the advent of democracy in Nigeria.

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The statement noted that, “In his recent interview, he attributed his constant defeat in Lagos state to rigging. It was convenient for him to forget that he has not been able to hold Lagos state.

“His party oftentimes makes the headlines for violent crisis like rudderless sheep. The fact that PDP in Lagos state only comes alive few months to national elections is only suggestive of political Yahoo Yahoo.

“Our candid advice is that Chief George should first provide leadership in his homestead before venturing beyond.

“His inability to deliver his polling units during elections speaks volumes about his electoral value. His major selling point of having become a state governor at 42 years and the not so glorious stint at NPA should best be confined to the dustbin of history.

“A word is enough for the wise. Perhaps the age of Methuselah has nothing to do with the Wisdom of Solomon”.

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