Popular Islamic Cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has blasted presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Ahmed Tinubu over the 2023 Muslim-Muslim ticket.
Gumi described the Muslim-Muslim ticket as deceit, saying what Nigeria needs in 2023 is an experienced leader that can unite the people, Vanguard reports.
He said that Nigeria does not need a novice as president, but an experienced politician to lead it in the 2023 general election.
He advised that Nigerians should do away with ethnoreligious politics in this 21st century, and come together as one united people for the progress of the country.
Speaking in an interview on the forthcoming general election and the state of the nation, Gumi said there was nothing wrong with politicians contesting elections several times, seeking victory.
“It is not proper for Tinubu to say it is his turn to be president. There is no question to saying it is my turn. Don’t say it is my turn because if people like you they will vote for you. He is a good administrator, he can do it. The Muslim-Muslim ticket is unnecessary.”
“We all know, all these politicians are looking for votes. The Muslim-Muslim ticket is, let me use Hausa language, is wayo (deceit). It is not religion. Whether it will work or not, I don’t want to prophesize, but there are a lot of hurdles. In fact, all political parties have hurdles. Muslim-Muslim ticket is going to be a laboratory test for others to emulate or not”.
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