As skeletal preparations begin for the
2023 Presidential election, campaign
posters of Kogi State governor, Alhaji
Yahaya Bello, surfaced in major streets
and strategic locations in Abuja, today.
The poster which read “2023 For
President: Yahaya Bello for a
generational change,” was seen by our
correspondent at the streets leading to
the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Sheraton
Hotel, federal secretariat, and the
Federal Ministry of Justice.
In what appeared a big statement of
intent, the posters were equally pasted
on surfaces close to the All
Progressives Congress, APC,
Secretariat, Blantyre Street, the National
University Commission office, both in
Wuse II District of Abuja as well as the
every busy Garki II District.
The poster was sponsored by Nigeria
Youth Awareness Group, NYAG, 2023.
Vanguard reports that a fortnight ago,
Governor Yahaya Bello alluded to be
under pressure from people of All walks
of life, to run for the highest office in the
land
.
In the past few months, Nigerian
celebrities, drawn from entertainment
and sports circles, visited the governor,
praising his leadership quality to high
heavens.
Bello’s posters are the latest in a series
of presidential campaign posters that
have emerged in recent weeks in Abuja,
following quickly on the heels of those
of former Lagos State governor, Asiwaju
Bola Tinubu and immediate past Senate
President, Dr Bukola Saraki.
A campaign poster of former Vice
President Atiku Abubakar and former
Central Bank governor, Chukwuma
Soludo on a joint ticket also emerged
; but was quickly dismissed by the
former who insisted that his major
preoccupation was how to get Nigeria to
work amidst growing insecurity of lives
and property.
With the APC yet to make its stand
known on the zoning of the 2023
Presidential ticket, Bello may elect to go
the whole distance including picking the
nomination and expression of interest
forms to vie for the exalted office at the
appropriate time.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/06/2023-yahaya-bellos-campaign-posters-flood-abuja/

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