2023: Governor Sule Has No Serious Challenger by Sultan Eweji

 

Knowing that Governor Abdullahi A. Sule's second coming is fait accompli is the beginning of wisdom. Just look critically around and ask yourself, who will be a threat and stumbling obstacles to his continuity? Is it the theatrical serial loser called Labaran Maku who just rejoined the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and obtained the party's gubernatorial forms few days after, or David Ombugadu, the Social Prefect, who was rejected overwhelmingly in 2019. Tell me, or is it the lightweighted and inexperienced political newcomer in person of Major-General Nuhu Angbazo (rtd) who got swindled into the gubernatorial race from nowhere, perhaps for popularity because for now he is unmistakably irrelevant and unknown. 

So, as far as am concerned, Governor Sule has no serious challenger ahead of the 2023 general elections. With Maku or any other person the opposition party might present to slug it out in the race, is akin to going to the poll unopposed. He has apparently no powerful foes to contend with. That's how the hand of fate and destiny play in the life of this godly leader. God works out things for him without having to stress himself.

The Governor did not have to stretch his muscle or clench his fist to fight to achieve his ambition. No! He got everything he wants with inexplicable ease. God fought his battles for him, using few mortals to execute and perfect the plans.  

Recalled how he picked the ticket of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and subsequently, winning the INEC's election in 2019 without much ado and far less personal efforts. That's how it will work for him again seamlessly in the coming election.

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