Youngest APC Presidential Aspirant, Nicholas Felix, steps down for Osinbajo

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Prof. Yemi Osinbajo.
Prof. Yemi Osinbajo.

Youngest APC Presidential Aspirant, Nicholas Felix, steps down for Osinbajo

Story from Ibraheem Hamza Muhammad, Abuja

A presidential aspirant of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Nicholas Felix, has stepped down for the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, to emerge as the party’s candidate in the coming elections.

Felix, a Nigerian pastor based in the United States, announced that he was withdrawing from the contest to support the Vice President’s presidential ambition on Tuesday in Abuja.

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He was addressing a crowd of APC faithful comprising party leaders, delegates, and other supporters at the Eagle Square, the venue of the presidential convention in the nation’s capital.

40-year-old Nicholas Felix, while addressing the gathering at the Eagle Square, the venue of the convention said, “I am 40-year-old, the youngest Presidential aspirant and I represent the youth.

“This is the second time I am contesting for president after I have contested in the last election because of the call that I am not too young to run.

“When I came out to contest for the first time, they told me not to attempt it. I did and came third.

“I am a son of nobody, if I can achieve this, many youths can be somebody. I discovered that youths have been marginalised, they give youth the position of Special Adviser without office.

“I am a son of a civil servant, I am stepping down for Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.”

It could be recalled that he contested in the previous general elections under the People’s Coalition Party (PCP).

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