Nigeria is bleeding, Asiwaju is capable and we want him to hit the ground running – Ogun monarch, Eselu

The Eselu of Iselu in Yewa North Local Government Area of Ogun State, Oba Akintunde Akinyemi has congratulated Bola Tinubu over his victory as President-elect. He said Nigeria is bleeding and the President-elect is capable of saving the country.

He told Nigerians to forget fake prophecies and set the incoming president on track so that he would run Nigeria better than he would be taking it over from the incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari on May 29, 2023.

He said this in an interview. According to him, Nigerians deserve to enjoy the dividends of democracy, no matter their location, religion, ethnicity or political affiliations.

His words: “I want to congratulate the president-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. I also want to congratulate my governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun.

“This is a beginning of a new dawn in this country. All hands must be on deck. We must give Tinubu both moral and spiritual support. We must give him our prayers, give him ideas on how to run this country better than how he is going to take it over from Buhari.

“We should rally round him, we should set him on the track. We should put him on his toes so that he can give us the dividends of democracy and ensure his manifestoes become a reality.

“This no time for fake prophesies. We have undergone that, and we saw that they all failed. ‘My ways are not your ways, and your ways are not my ways’; that’s what God said in the bible.

“Today, the actualisation of Asiwaju Tinubu is a reward of goodwill, a reward of his political sagacity, a reward of consulting many political gladiators in the South and North. I give it to him, he is a dogged fighter, a man with a lion heart. Some of us who supported him are happy to have him as our president.”

In his expectations, Oba Akinyemi stated: “We know he is going to transform our country, we know this is the Nigeria of our dreams. We want our children to come back home and enjoy this country better than where they are living presently.

“Nigeria is bleeding of hunger, poverty, insecurity and a lot of challenges. Let’s get to work, no more time for jamboree. Asiwaju is capable and we want him to hit the ground running.”

In prayers, the traditional ruler said: “We pray for his success. We should leave partisan politics now and set the man on track so that we can tap on the resource of what he can give us right now. I pray for his success and Insha Allah, God will make him transform this country in Jesus name.”