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2019: Buhari has already won presidential election - Tony Nwoye declares

- Former Anambra governorship candidate, Tony Nwoye, has expressed confidence that the 2019 presidential election has already been won by President Muhammadu Buhari

- Nwoye says Nigerians are only waiting for official results confirming Buhari's victory

- According to the APC chieftain, President Buhari will win the presidential election comfortably in Anambra and other southeast states

Tony Nwoye, the governorship candidate on the platform of the All Progressives Congress in the 2017 election in Anambra state, Tony Nwoye, has said President Muhammadu Buhari has already won the forthcoming presidential election.

Nwoye, who is the chairman of Youth Mobilisation and Strategy of Muhammadu Buhari Campaign Council, said Nigerians are only waiting for official results confirming the president's victory, Punch reports.

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Legit.ng gathers that Nwoye spoke with Anambra youths from Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and APC, who declared their support for President Buhari.

According to Nwoye, the ongoing war against corruption is one of President Buhari's achievements since coming to power in 2015.

He expressed confidence that Buhari would win the presidential election comfortably in Anambra and other states in the southeast.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported former president Olusegun Obasanjo declared that President Muhammadu Buhari would return to Daura, his home town in Katsina state, if the 2019 presidential election is free, fair, peaceful and credible.

Obasanjo made this declaration when he addressed journalists at the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library in Abeokuta, Ogun state, on Sunday, January 20.

The former ECOWAS chairman whose address did not last more than eight minutes, simply gave out a booklet titled ‘points for concern and action’ and asked the journalists present to go through it.

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On page 14 of the booklet, Obasanjo wrote: “While Nigerians must appreciate Buhari for the little he has done and allow him to depart for home in peace if he allows free, fair, peaceful and credible elections, we must also tell ourselves that Nigeria deserves better at this point in time than what Buhari is capable of offering.

“History will note that he has been there. Nigeria now needs a man with better physical and mental soundness, with an active mind and intellect.”

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