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Reactions Trail Disqualification Of 10 APC Presidential Aspirants

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Reactions have trailed the disqualification of ten presidential aspirants of the All Progressives Congress (APC) by the John Odigie-Oyegun led Presidential Screening Committee.

Naija News earlier reported that the Chairman of the committee and former APC National Chairman made this known on Friday while submitting the report to the party leadership.

Odigie-Oyegun disclosed that only 13 out of the 23 aspirants screened were cleared by the committee and will contest the party’s primary election slated for June 6 and 7.

While refusing to reveal the identity of those disqualified, the chairman said that only youthful aspirants made the list of cleared aspirants.

Following the development, some Nigerians have taken to social media to express their views on the disqualification of the ten presidential hopefuls.

See some of the reactions below.

@Sheggz01 wrote: “Lmfao. Tinubu is a youth tho. He will be among the 50m Nigerian youths that will be enrolled in the army when Osinbajo or Pastor Osinbajo is elected.

@highlandre1 wrote: “What goes around, comes around. Now, Baba Tinubu can rest and enjoy his retirement after a long successful and fruitful political career.

“In life, sometimes you quit on your own; other times, you’re served a Quits Notice. In whatever we do, may we know when to take a bow?”

@Komrade_Konrade wrote: “Only youthful aspirants made the list of cleared aspirants” I laugh in 🦇. Trouble is looming.”

@UchePOkoye wrote: “If you are not young, you are disqualified. If you are wee seeing, you are disqualified.

@aldavisonltd wrote: “100million naira cash multiply by 10 disqualified = vawulence

@efeCamilus wrote: “The essence of screening is to do due diligence, who dem nor clear make he rest.

@BOTTLE_EYES wrote: “U don’t need to tell we already knew nomination form money is just a mere contribution for funding the campaign but if they can give ASUU 10% of it there won’t be a strike.”



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