May 14, 2026

Tinubu reveals plan to take campaign to every part of Nigeria

By Adamu Abubakar Isa

The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Wednesday said he will take his campaign to every part of Nigeria.

Okay.ng had learned that speculations have intensified in recent months over Tinubu’s physical health ahead of a demanding campaign schedule.

However in a statement on Wednesday, the former Lagos State Governor said he plans to take his presidential message to every part of the country.

“Today marks the official commencement of 2023 presidential election campaign activities across this country,” Tinubu said.

“I invite all Nigerians to join me and HE Senator Kashim Shettima on this exciting and important journey as we set our shared vision of Renewed Hope for the people of our dear country, Nigeria.

“We will, in the weeks and months ahead, be taking our dream of a functional, safe, secure and prosperous Nigeria to every part of Nigeria and and we will continue to put forward our plan to lead this country towards its best future.”

Tinubu noted that the nation “stands at a threshold of history” and that Nigerians “cannot afford to get this wrong.”

He said citizens must learn “from the mistakes of the past”.

“I am prepared and ready, with my running mate, to provide the leadership that will inspire out country to greater glory with new thinking, innovative ideas and vision,” Tinubu said.

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