The contest for the chairmanship of Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) has taken an exciting turn with the entry of a dynamic young leader, Obinna Simon, popularly known as MC Tagwaye. This development was announced on Tuesday in Abuja by Mr. Moses Kaser, Director General of the Nigeria Youth Political Agenda (NYPA).
According to Kasar, Simon’s candidacy has generated immense excitement among the youth and stakeholders in AMAC, with many tipping him as the aspirant to beat in the 2025 election. NYPA, a youth-focused political organization, has been instrumental in convincing Simon to throw his hat into the ring.
As the coordinator of the Obinna Campaign Council, Kasar expressed confidence in Simon’s ability to clinch the party’s ticket and ultimately win the chairmanship seat. He highlighted Simon’s commitment to youth empowerment and his vision to establish cottage industries that would revolutionize Abuja’s industrial landscape.
With Simon’s entry, the AMAC chairmanship race is expected to be more competitive and issue-driven, as the young aspirant is poised to bring fresh ideas and energy to the table.
Obinna Simon, a twin born in Katsina State, has made a name for himself as a gifted mimic and talented simulacrum of former President Muhammadu Buhari. Despite hailing from Anambra State, Simon has mastered the Hausa language and has become renowned for his uncanny ability to replicate the former President’s speech patterns, tone, and demeanor with remarkable accuracy and precision.
Simon’s talent has earned him widespread recognition and admiration, with many marveling at his ability to capture the former President’s distinctive style and charisma. His fluency in Hausa, combined with his impressive mimicry skills, has made him a standout figure in the world of entertainment and politics.
As he ventures into the AMAC chairmanship race, Simon’s unique talent and diverse background are sure to make his campaign a fascinating one to watch.
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