“I Promise You, I Will Be President Of Nigeria”- 2baba’s Wife, Natasha Tells Grandfather

• Hon. Natasha Osawaru Idibia aims to become the President of Nigeria.
• She made this declaration to her grandfather, Chief Gabriel Igbinedion.
• Natasha promised to achieve this goal while her grandfather is still alive.

Hon. Natasha Osawaru Idibia has expressed her ambition to become the President of Nigeria, making a bold promise to her grandfather, billionaire businessman and Esama of Benin, Chief Gabriel Igbinedion.

Natasha reportedly made the declaration while speaking to her grandfather, assuring him that she would attain the country’s highest political office during his lifetime.

“I promise you, I will be the President of this country,” she told Chief Gabriel Igbinedion.

The statement has sparked reactions online, with many Nigerians weighing in on Natasha’s political ambition and the possibility of seeing her pursue a presidential bid in the future.

Natasha, who is also known as the wife of Nigerian music star 2Baba, has increasingly attracted public attention following her involvement in public and political conversations.

Her latest declaration has further fueled discussions about her future political plans, particularly after openly expressing her desire to one day lead Nigeria.

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Read some comments below:

@OBIMOVEMENT49JA:”Promise na water. If wishes were horses men would have ride. I laugh”

@Precious:”This your dream is impossible,i don’t think a woman have ever become president in Nigeria nor a governor of a state”

@Augustus, King Of Truth:”I know she is thinking she will retweet our laughter one day with evidence but let me laugh abeg”

@Pnoski:”Why will she be giving this old man rubbish hopes 😒”

@TUSHAR:”That’s a bold promise and an ambitious dream. Turning that vision into reality will take years of hard work, leadership, service, and earning the trust of the people.”

@Afroizu:”This one the misbehaves and fight Tuface every Eke market day? Nnee ga were oche biko! 😂”

@Foxy:”These elites really discuss the presidency like it’s a family heirloom while the masses are struggling to survive daily.”