CNP picks 38-yr old Emmanuel Etim as presidential candidate
16 October 2018 |
3:00 am
Change Nigeria Party (CNP) has picked a 38-year old Emmanuel Ishie Etim as its presidential standard-bearer in the 2019 general election. Etim who spoke to reporters in Abuja after receiving his Certificate of Return remarked that his emergence was in tandem with the ‘Not too young to run bill’ for the youths to govern the…
Change Nigeria Party (CNP) has picked a 38-year old Emmanuel Ishie Etim as its presidential standard-bearer in the 2019 general election.
Etim who spoke to reporters in Abuja after receiving his Certificate of Return remarked that his emergence was in tandem with the ‘Not too young to run bill’ for the youths to govern the country.
He promised to run an all-inclusive government if voted into power, and also tackle the myriad of problems affecting the country.
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