Give Us

UPLOAD SONG  |  ADVERTISE  |  CONTACT US


News

Hardship Temporary, Nigerians Will Ask Tinubu to Continue Beyond 2027 – APC Chieftain

Posted by on August 19, 2024 0

Alawuje, in a statement, said that the situation will soon improve for the better when Nigerians will ask Tinubu to continue in office even beyond 2027.

A chieftain of the All Progressive Congress, APC, and national coordinator of the Disciples of Jagaban, Comrade Abdulhakeem Alawuje has begged Nigerians to be patient with President Bola Tinubu.
According to him, by the time Tinubu is done transforming the country, Nigerians will beg him to continue even beyond 2027.
According to him, the current pains are temporary, and with collective support and patience, the nation is on the path to a brighter future under Tinubu’s leadership.
He said that the President is well aware of the difficulties the country is enduring and the hardship the masses are experiencing, urging Nigerians to trust in Tinubu’s vision and patience, believing that the President’s policies, once fully implemented, will yield positive results for the nation.
“I can boldly predict that Nigerians would eventually ask Tinubu to continue as President beyond 2027 because this hardship is temporary. Some of us who are not happy with his leadership style as President will definitely join us to voluntarily campaign for his re-election in 2027.
 
“However, I want to plead with Nigerians to exercise patience for a short period as the hardship will soon become a thing of the past. As the Disciples of Jagaban, we are committed to advocating for good governance. So we are calling on youths not to allow themselves to be misguided and misinformed by selfish politicians.
 
“The masses should see Tinubu as a friend of the nation and not allow themselves to be swayed by the nation’s adversaries, who fear that a successful Tinubu presidency would render them irrelevant in future elections,” he said
Click to see more posts about 👇

Read Also

No Comments Yet Drop Comment

Drop your Comment



Go Back To The Top

Music of the Week