Ademola Adegoroye, the minister of state for transportation, has told Nigerians that Bola Tinubu, the APC’s presidential candidate, will use his vast experience to advance the country’s riches and progress if elected in 2023, BRANDNEWSDAY learnt.
Adegoroye made this declaration during a meeting of stakeholders for the APC Akure South local government chapter in Akure, Ondo State.
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In a statement from his Special Assistant on Media, Prince Ebenezer Adeniyan, he said: “Tinubu as a former Senator, former Governor, and progressive party leader has all it takes to engineer the prosperity of the country and build upon the foundations previously set by President Muhammadu Buhari.
“Tinubu is a thoroughbred politician who understands what the people need. He knows the grassroots and identifies with the masses. Asiwaju understands what the people want and I can assure you that it won’t take him long to settle down to work.
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“This meeting is very important for us to rub minds and iron out whatever differences exist among party leaders and members so that our victory in 2023 can be total. All our candidates have to win convincingly and the only way we can do that is to unite as one big family.”
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