NIGERIAN PRESIDENT ELECT#ACCEPTANCE SPEECH

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 The newest president of Nigeria Bola Ahmed Tinubu head of the APC party has just given his acceptance speech as the president elect of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

The president says in quote "To my lovely wife don't expect her back in the senate, she will be my housewife.........".



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