2023: I Will Defeat Atiku Hands Down – APC Youngest Aspirant, Nicholas Felix
The youngest presidential aspirant under the platform of APC, Nicholas Felix have described the candidature of the former vice president Atiku Abubakar, the flag bearer of the Peoples Democratic Party(PDP) as a work over for APC.
According to him, if given APC ticket, he will be the candidate to beat as he has all it takes to lead.
Felix while addressing newsmen in Abuja on Monday at the party’s presidential screening said;
“First of all, I congratulate him on his emergence but for me that is an easy win. I wrote a post today saying that I’m going to defeat Atiku hands down. I have said it and I’m going to say it again, when I emerge even the chairman of the PDP will vote for me.
” I’m the only youth in the party, I have a lot to bring. I’m not just saying I should be elected because I’m a youth. I have been campaigning on insecurity, it is my number one agenda, it is my number two agenda and it is my number three agenda. And that is what Nigerians are yearning for, I believe I have a lot to bring to the table” Nicholas insisted.
Speaking on consensus, he said;
” I don’t have issues with consensus but I have to know who I am stepping down for. But I believe others should be stepping down for me. I’m the youngest aspirant in the party, I am bringing a lot to the table and Nigerians are yearning for youth. I don’t have any issues with that, we are here to work with the party
“I didn’t sign any documents. Why will I sign when the race has not started. Like I said, I wasn’t pressured to sign and whoever emerges we will rally round to ensure that the person wins”
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