A former Central Financial institution of Nigeria Deputy Governor has thrown a delicate shade at these operating to President Muhammadu Buhari to inform him about their presidential ambition.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential aspirant, Kingsley Moghalu, on Wednesday tweeted concerning the 2023 presidential contest.
Based on him, he forgot to tell President Muhammadu Buhari of his intention to run.
The submit was ostensibly a response to State Home visits by All Progressives Congress (APC) chief, Bola Tinubu, and Ebonyi Governor, Dave Umahi.
The duo, at separate conferences on Monday and Tuesday, instructed Buhari that they'd search the social gathering's ticket.
"I forgot to inform President @Mbuhari that I am running for President. But I informed Nigerians, of whom he is one, so no wahala!", Moghalu wrote.
The tweet didn't sit properly with some respondents who posted photographs of him sharing biscuits to children, whereas others joked about it or gave him recommendation.
Lolofirstclass: "Twitter doesn't win elections. Many of them will be online warriors that day. Send people to start spreading your word from street to street, churches, higher institutions, markets and even viewing centres."
GenesisClothin2: "If you came out during the #Endsars protest to stand with the youths, by now your campaign for done finish but all of una hide una head now una need us."
Desmond Stephen: "You will have to do more advocacy. Most people outside Twitter don't know you."
Okunola Good: "First go try and contest for the Federal Hon position to test your popularity and acceptance by your people."
Olatunde Olaleye: "Find your way to the villa with your face mask. Then snap a few pictures with Buhari."
Moghalu joined the ADC in October 2021. The Nationwide Chairman, Ralph Nwosu mentioned Nigeria wants "servants and dedicated leaders" like him.
Moghalu, one of many Third Drive leaders, is a lawyer and political economist. He was the Younger Progressives Social gathering (YPP) presidential candidate in 2019.
Moghalu served as Particular Envoy of the United Nations on Put up-COVID Improvement Finance for Africa.
In June 2021, he was elected member of the Board of Administrators, Educational Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS).
