2023: Repose confidence in Tinubu, group charges Nigerians
A political movement, All Registered Support Group (ARAS-G), on Tuesday called on Nigerians to support Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Presidential Candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), to move the country forward. Chukwunonso David Ezedinma, coordinator of the group, made the appeal at a press conference in Abuja. According to him, Tinubu has the competence, capacity […]
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A political movement, All Registered Support Group (ARAS-G), on Tuesday called on Nigerians to support Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Presidential Candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), to move the country forward.
Chukwunonso David Ezedinma, coordinator of the group, made the appeal at a press conference in Abuja.
According to him, Tinubu has the competence, capacity and ideas to move the country forward.
Ezedinma said the former governor of Lagos State, if elected would “place the country in the comity of respectable nations within the shortest possible time.”
The coordinator said, Nigeria under Tinubu, will experience both human capital and infrastructural development, equity, peace, justice and progress.
“Tinubu will build an egalitarian, libertarian and plural society which we all desire,” Ezedinma said.
He said in readiness for the task ahead, ARAS-G had constituted structures in all the 774 local governments, wards, states and the Federal Capital Territory.
“Currently, we are embarking on a nationwide enlightenment and mobilisation campaign to generate a minimum of 10 million votes across the country for our presidential candidate.
“We are sensitising all APC members and lovers of our candidate on the need to collect their PVCs from the INEC offices across the country.
“The ARAS-G has an unshakeable confidence that Tinubu will triumph at the polls and become the next Nigerian president,” he said.
He therefore urged APC members to be resolute in their support for Tinubu, saying, “he would turn around the fortunes of the party, rebuild it and give it the proper focus in line with progressive principles.”