2023: Elect a man with fresh ideas, Accord Presidential candidate tells Nigerians

Accord Party presidential candidate Christopher Imumolen says he is competent to succeed President Muhammadu Buhari in next year’s election.

According to Mr Imumolen, Nigeria should maintain a break from the past, asking the voters to see him as a breath of fresh air

With less than 74 days to the 2023 general elections, politicians and political parties conversing for votes are not resting on their oars.
For Accord presidential candidate, it is time Nigeria brought in a New Order.

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The youngest presidential candidate in the upcoming poll argues that the best way to better and have a more sustainable future is for Nigerians to reject the old order by choosing a man with fresh ideas.

He said “I was given birth to when the current president was the head of state of Nigeria and today I’m contesting as a president when he’s still the president of our country.

“We were told when we were young that we are the future of tomorrow, we are the future of now,we are in our future, yet these ones are
fighting our future with us.

“I believe clearly that it is the Mandate of Our Generation to move Nigeria forward.

Addressing journalists in Lagos, Mr Imumolen said he would lead Mr Nigeria into an era of self-actualization and all-around
development.

The Accord presidential candidate said for so long Nigerians are the self-serving leaders who would rather line their pockets when
the country’s Commonwealth that work towards the collective good of all.