“I want to be the President of Nigeria” – Adeniyi Johnson cries out to God as he makes huge promise

• Adeniyi Johnson cried out to God to make him the next President, promising to do better.
• In celebration of 2024 Independence Day, Adeniyi Johnson declared his interest via his Instagram page.

Nollywood actor Adeniyi Johnson has publicly declared his interest in becoming the President of Nigeria.

In a post on his Instagram page, Adeniyi Johnson shared photos of himself in a white outfit, accompanied by a heartfelt plea to God to grant him the opportunity to lead the country.

“God, I’m not asking for too much, just the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. I promise I’ll do well”.

Johnson’s statement was met with  support from his followers, with many expressing their enthusiasm for his potential candidacy.

Olasunkanmi Mabinuori wrote, “So shall it be, Oremi

Candy_j_coker wrote, “Amen. Congratulations your Excellency.

Official Oyinkansola wrote, “Your Excellency sir

Itz_Chiclaposh wrote, “Sealed

Igbalode Tiwa TV wrote, “May all your prayers be answered”.

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Few months ago, Adeniyi Johnson wrote open letter to fuel stations owners over meter inaccuracy.

Taking to his Instagram page, Johnson called on fuel station owners to ensure that their meters are accurately calibrated, revealing issues of overcharging in a period of high fuel prices.

Adeniyi Johnson message resonated with many as he expressed frustration over the perceived injustice faced by customers. His post read:

“Dear filling station owners. We know it’s your time and season but at least do us a favor!!! Let your meters be correct. We can’t be buying fuel at this price, and you people are still robbing us.”

In reaction, ifeloverboy wrote: I think we should face the bigger problem and not the fueling station. Some of them actually buys at almost the same price they are selling hence they need meter to sell. Why not let’s face those eating our tears & ignore those licking the sweat. O ju ara won

adeniyijohnson wrote: @ifeloverboy So we should use wrong to correct wrongs??? Must he meter be altered? A better Nigeria starts with you and I

euniquedamsel wrote: This is really an eyesaw.