The Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo has said it would be a disservice to the country if he exited the scene at it’s most challenging period.
Speaking during his vist to Akure, Ondo State where he met with Governor Rotimi Akeredolu and some leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state, Osinbajo said Nigeria needed his experiences as its vice president and even acting president at some point, to lead it out of the wood.
He said, “Nobody can be anything without the endorsement of God. I declared my intention based on the fact that I have served for over seven months as acting president. I was given very serious responsibility as an acting president.
“Now the opportunity has come, with the experience that I have, the connection and contacts that I have both locally and internationally, it will be a betrayal to the country not to accept to serve it.
“Many people are dying for the country every day. If with all that has been given to me by the grace of God, all the experiences, I now retire to Lagos or Ikene to go and be writing my memoir, it would be a great injustice to this country.”
