What Tinubu Told Leaders Of The South West's Muslims In Ibadan

All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate Bola Tinubu has pledged to be impartial if elected in 2023.

The comments were delivered by Tinubu on Sunday in Ibadan, the capital of Oyo, at a town hall meeting with South Western Muslim leaders.

The former governor of Lagos State claimed that the campaigns had been a mixture of truth and fabrication and that he wanted the election to be based on facts and truth.

He advised people to support the candidate based on his record and asked religious leaders to educate their followers on the value of using their right to vote.

He declared, “This election season has been a hybrid of facts and falsehood, truth and lies. I would like the election to be one based on facts and truth.

“What is a candidate’s record of performance and what are his policies? I ask you to urge your followers to come out and vote and to do so wisely.

“Vote for a candidate that has a vision for a peaceful, prosperous Nigeria, where tolerance and compassion undergird our constitutional and legal rights. My pledge to fairness and justice is consistent with the tenets of the Islamic faith.

“A leader in a plural society like ours is enjoined to be a leader of all. If elected, I shall govern in an honest and democratic manner in harmony with our nation’s constitution.”