The special assistant to Muhammadu Buhari, Bashir Ahmad has reacted towards the statement made by the 2023 labour party presidential candidate, Peter Obi's where he expressed hope that he will one-day still become the president of Nigeria, as he was not in a hurry.
Bashir Ahmad who responded to such a statement however noted that he wishes him sweet dreams, if he, being a daddy's favourite son, was still insisting that he must be the president of Nigeria.
The special assistant who made this known, according to his verified social media handle had described the former governor of Anambra state as a daddy's favourite son.
In his words... "So, Daddy’s favorite son insisted that he must be the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. We wish him sweet dreams"
Recall that during the unveiling of a book in his state, he had stated that he wasn't going to leave the country, adding that he knows it will happen that one day he will become Nigeria's president.
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