I Didn’t Promise I Would Build On Buhari’s Legacies- APC Aspirant, Ken Nnamani

It appears some of the aspirants under the platform of the All Progressive Congress are doing everything to avoid being linked with the administration of president Muhammadu Buhari that will be coming to an end by 2023.

So far, there are about 27 aspirants who have obtained the Party form and are hoping to take over from the president by the time his tenure expires next year.

On Wednesday, former Senate president, Ken Nnamani was featured on Arise TV Morning Show where he gave an exhaustive analysis of the problems Nigerians are currently facing and how he intends to tackle them if elected as president in 2023.

According to Nnamani, he is the most credible and prepared aspirant among all the people jostling for the party’s ticket. 

He explained that most of the aspirants under the party did not prepare for the job and they were only persuaded to come and be president.

He said it is on that basis they were bought the nomination forms by people who claimed to be their supporters.

However, when asked if he would build on Buhari’s legacies if elected as president, Ken Nnamani refuted the claim saying he has never promised to build on Buhari’s legacies since he has been campaigning.

He said there are lot of issues confronting the nation that need to be addressed.

He admitted that keeping Nigeria together as one, in the last almost eight years despite all the challenges threatening the unity of the country is enough achievement for Buhari’s administration.

He however corrected the presenters that about building on Buhari’s legacies if elected. He noted that he has his plans and agenda well mapped out for the country.

Nnamani stated this on Wednesday during the edition of Morning Show on Arise TV which exclusively monitored by RovingNaija.