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7 Jun, 4 tweets, 2 min read
I received yesterday a visit by the leaders of the 19 Northern States arm of the National Commercial Tricycle and Motorcycle Riders Association (NACTMORA), more popularly known as “Keke NAPEP” and “Okada” riders. I thanked the grassroots trade group, led by their Northern States ImageImage
Chairman, Nasir Umar Amburtsa, for their strong support for me declared at their Abuja press conference of May 7, 2021. Amburtsa was accompanied by Zaharadeen Ismail, Chairman, Zamfara State Chapter of NACTMORA, Sanusi Usman, Chairman, Katsina State, Abubakar
Dalhatu, Chairman, Sokoto State, Suraj Adamu, Chairman, Kebbi State, Sanusi Adamu and Aliyu Muhammad, Abuja FCT Chapter. It is significant that at a time when Nigeria is so troubled and divided, such a group with millions of members is the first to ask me to step out as a
candidate to lead our country from 2023. I am humbled by, and grateful for their support. 2023 will be different from 2019. This train is leaving the station. Join our political movement Moghalu4Nigeria (M4N, more later) at Moghalu4Nigeria.org .

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2023: I WILL RUN BECAUSE WE THE PEOPLE MATTER

1. What is the value of a Nigerian life?

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3. Our university students know more about ASUU strikes and long school closures than any skills they need to be competitive in the world of the 21st century.
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