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Bola Tinubu has reacted after being addressed as ‘Mr President’.
Newsone reports that a video has emerged showing the moment the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Nigeria’s ruling party, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu was addressed as Mr President by one of his loyalists.
In the video obtained by Newsone Nigeria, Tinubu who has been undergoing treatment in London, the United Kingdom (UK), was about going into a vehicle when he was addressed as Mr President by an “over excited loyalist“.
Though Newsone cannot categorically state which “President” Tinubu’s loyalist was referring to in the video, another loyalist, however, could also be heard referring to the former Lagos State Governor as “His Excellency“.
In the video, Tinubu’s loyalist said: “Mr President see you, soon” and the APC National Leader confidently replied: “Thank you“.
Watch the video of Bola Tinubu being referred to as Mr President…
Meanwhile, Newsone reports that the video is coming a few days after Bola Tinubu 2023 campaign posters emerged in London.
This online news understands that images of the APC leader, who is recuperating in London, United Kingdom, were on display at some train stations in a viral video, shared by Arise TV on Monday, September 27, 2021.
Bola Tinubu campaign posters, according to some, are also on display at Heathrow Airport and were also plastered on the walls and the escalator.
“We don’t know who is behind it”, said Tinubu’s spokesman, Tunde Rahman, adding that it may be Nigerians in the diaspora.
Some of the messages in the advert blitz read: “Asiwaju for 2023′, “Call to Serve, Let’s Go”, “Asiwaju the right man for the job”, “Yes We can”, “Asiwaju Ready to serve”.
Meanwhile, Newsone Nigeria reports that many groups have emerged in recent months, campaigning for Tinubu, on the suspicion that he will soon officially declare his interest in succeeding Buhari in 2023.
