Our commitment to produce next president is unrivalled, young aspirants declare

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Mathias Tsado and other Young presidential aspirants in a meeting to adopt one candidate

Full statement

We all started out as opponents, became friends and now a team, our commitment to produce the next president of Nigeria is unrivalled and this determination has changed our political views and that of our supporters, we have put the country before anything and everything else, our collective vision is bigger than our individual goals and egos, we know our strength is in our unity, and we have continued to demonstrate that spirit of the Nigerian team.

There is beauty in our diversity, we have seen the potentials of a working Nigeria, where We put our differences aside and pursue a common goal, where no one is working against our collective success, where tribe and religion do not matter, our best of brains assemble to give their best for the benefit of all, where no man is superior and none is treated disdainfully. A Nigeria of woven diversities beautifully weaved in patterns and colourfully adorned.

A Nigeria where the vultures do not assemble to share our patrimony, where politics is honourable and men of distinguished character occupy public offices for the purpose of service and value addition not wealth accumulation acquisition at the expense of the citizens.

To us, its no longer a competition but a journey towards rescuing our country from the men of yesterday who have held the nation down for years and reduced us to a laughing stock in the international community.
Our esprit de corps is one for all and all for one, the New Nigeria is our project and we shall stop at nothing untill we deliver on this God given mandate.

Mathias Tsado
ADP Presidential Aspirant

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