Retire Old Politicians In 2023, Accord Party Presidential Candidate Tells Youths

Presidential candidate of Accord Party Prof Christopher Imumolen has said his administration will focus on education and other human capital development opportunities to drive Nigeria’s economy.

Imumolen insisted that education remains the bedrock and way out of Nigeria’s underdevelopment and backwardness which is evident in the indices used globally to benchmark growth and development of any country.

The professor, who was a guest at an interactive meeting with the leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) with political parties in Abuja, insisted that he has the track record to prove that he has what it takes to “sail the ship of Nigeria” to greater glory.

He said his candidacy is for the youths whom he encouraged to queue behind him in order to collectively unseat and retire the older politicians and leaders who have failed in piloting the affairs of the country in the past decades.

He said: “this is the time for the younger Nigerians to rescue the soul of this country. So, we have to take our faith in our own hands. I was born in the early 80s when the current President, Muhammadu Buhari, was the military Head of State. Today, he is ruling us a civilian President. His colleagues and friends in that class are also asking Nigerians to vote for them even when it’s proven that they have nothing to offer.

“Today (Wednesday), CAN leadership hosted two presidential candidates, APC candidate, Bola Tinubu, the oldest candidate; and myself, the youngest. What is the hope of younger Nigerians whose destinies are being affected, positively or negatively, by the actions of these older people. We must rise and take hold of this country before it collapses and we would have no place to run to.”