Abuja
AMAC Chairmanship Race Heats Up as Obinna Simon, MC Tagwaye Enters the Fray

The race for the chairmanship of the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) has taken an exciting turn with the entry of Obinna Simon, popularly known as MC Tagwaye, into the contest.
The announcement was made on Tuesday in Abuja by Moses Kaser, Director General of the Nigeria Youth Political Agenda (NYPA).
Simon, a renowned mimic and simulacrum of former President Muhammadu Buhari, has generated significant buzz among youths and stakeholders in AMAC, with many tipping him as the aspirant to beat in the 2025 election. His candidacy is expected to bring fresh ideas and energy to the race, focusing on youth empowerment and the establishment of cottage industries to revolutionize Abuja’s industrial landscape.
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With his unique talent and diverse background, Simon’s campaign is expected to be a fascinating one to watch. His ability to speak fluent Hausa and replicate the former President’s speech patterns and tone has earned him widespread recognition and admiration.
The AMAC chairmanship race has just gotten more competitive and issue-driven, and Nigerians are eagerly waiting to see how it unfolds. Will Obinna Simon’s entry shake up the political establishment and lead to a new era of leadership in AMAC? Only time will tell.