Tinubu made this known during his speech at the Ogun State APC presidential rally yesterday in Abeokuta. He said he will win the election irrespective of the current situation. Tinubu said he can't be stopped by the recent fuel scarcity and new naira note.

The former Lagos State Governor was emphatic that the Buhari administration was trying to sabotage his efforts to become the next President of Nigeria. According to Tinubu, the ruling party had been using its resources to undermine his campaign and his chances at gaining the support of the electorate. Tinubu further alleged that the government was using its influence to manipulate the media and public opinion against him.

Tinubu also accused the Buhari-led administration of failing to address the country's economic challenges. According to the APC presidential candidate, the government has failed to provide solutions to the issues of unemployment and poverty, which have been major concerns in the country. He further accused the administration of deliberately delaying the release of funds for election campaigns and of denying funding to opposition candidates.

In response to these accusations, the Buhari-led administration has denied all of Tinubu's claims. The government has accused Tinubu of spreading false information and of attempting to undermine the credibility of the government. It has also accused him of trying to create an atmosphere of fear and distrust among the electorate.

Despite the accusations from both sides, Tinubu remains confident that he will win the election. He has stated that he will continue to campaign for the APC and for his own candidacy. He has also expressed confidence that the Nigerian people will support him on election day.

February 25th is the time for Nigerian citizens to be informed and make their voices heard. It is time for the people of Nigeria to take charge of their own destinies and ensure that their voices are heard during this election period. So, make sure you register to vote and make your voice heard on election day.