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How Mustapha, Ngige assured the South-East that Buhari ‘ll support 2023 Igbo Presidency
It’s no longer a news that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced that the 2023 Presidential and National Assembly Elections ‘ll take place on February 18, 2023. The South-East Region has been clamouring to produce Nigeria’s Next President because no Indigene of the Geo-political Zone has occupy the Presidential or Vice-presidential Position since 1999 when Nigeria returned to Democratic Rule.
Two Prominent Politicians had in 2019 stated that President Muhammadu Buhari ‘ll hand over the South-East Region in 2023.

Boss Mustapha
In build-up to the 2019 General Elections at the Inauguration of the South-East Presidential Support Committee (PSC), The Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Boss Mustapha assured Ndigbo that President Muhammadu Buhari ‘ll hand over to an Indigene of the party after he urged them to embrace the ruling party.
He had then promised them that the shortest route to producing a President of Igbo Extraction was to support the APC by voting for Buhari.
Dr. Chris Ngige
Ngige, an Ex-Governor of Anambra State and Incumbent Minister of Labour and Employment had in September 2019 at Obosi, Anambra State revealed that Igbos will produce the Successor of President Muhammadu Buhari.
Ngige then urged the Igbos to stop riding on the sentiments of political marginalization and work hard by joining the APC and supporting President Buhari so that the dream of Igbo Presidency can be achieved in 2023.
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