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2019 PRESIDENCY!!! ATIKU, LAMIDO, OTHERS, FALL UNDER INTENSE PRESSURE…To Immediately Step Down For Obasanjo’s Candidate

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The Northern Youths under the auspices of Arewa Youths Coalition has called on former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, former National Caretaker Committee Chairman of the PDP, Senator Ahmed Makarfi and former Jigawa State Governor, Sule Lamido, to step down their Presidential ambitions.
The Coalition, however,r asked the three and others with Presidential ambition in the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, to throw their weight behind the Governor of Gombe State, Ibrahim Dankwambo.
Recall that Post-Nigeria had earlier reported that Dankwambo is Obasanjo’s candidate for 2019 Presidency.
Speaking at a rally organised to drum support for Dankwambo in Kaduna, the Chairman of the Coalition, Comrade Abdullahi Mohammed Jika said: “Everybody in the country knows that, we are not where we ought to be as a country. That is why we are here to call on Governor Dankwambo of Gombe State to come and contest and rescue our country from the myriad of challenges bedevilling us.
“We have chosen Dankwambo because we have seen what he has done in Gombe State. He is a detribalised Nigerian. He has solutions to our economic and security challenges and he can move the country to the promised land.


“Therefore, we are calling on other contenders within the party to put their ambition aside and support Dankwambo with their resources, their contacts and everything within their possession, because PDP is one big family.”

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