Rahama Sadau, Kcee rock customised cap endorsing Tinubu for presidency

Footage has surfaced showing Kcee, the singer, and Rahama Sadau, the actress, wearing a campaign-branded piece of face cap.

Kcee, in what appeared to be a concert, is seen wearing the cap with “Tinubu 2023” emblazoned on it.

Seyi, the son of Bola Tinubu, one of the presidential candidates, took to Instagram to share the footage of the singer rocking his dad’s campaign cap.

He also shared a picture of Sadau wearing the customised cap with Tinubu’s name on it.

Last month, the Kannywood star denied being part of the Tinubu/Kashim Shettima women’s campaign team for the 2023 general elections.

“This is a big fat lieeeee… I am not aware of this… I don’t know how my name made it to this list, not in any way associated with this,” she had said.

Tinubu is vying for the presidency under the All Progressive Congress (APC) in the February 2023 elections.

The ex-Lagos governor will compete against Peter Obi of the Labour Party (LP), Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and Rabiu Kwankwaso of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), among other candidates.

As the electioneering season edges towards its peak, entertainers have been openly supporting different candidates.

Among them are Foluke Daramola, Zack Orji, Jide Kosoko, Brymo, Benedict Johnson, and Yinka Quadri.

Tinubu earlier unveiled his manifesto of 80 pages, titled ‘Renewed Hope 2023: Action Plan for a Better Nigeria’.

He said he will collaborate with the national assembly and states to amend Nigeria’s governance architecture.

Tinubu also disclosed that he will review the constitutional legislative lists to ensure states are given greater control over critical matters.

The APC candidate said his focus areas will include crime prevention, prisons, stamp duties, and certain forms of taxation.

Tinubu said there will be an increase in the recruitment of police officers, while the force will be provided with high-tech equipment.

His manifesto also covered such areas as youth empowerment, reform of school curriculum, and student loans.