I will change reward system, Tinubu tells APC members

The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has told party members in the North West not to give up in their support of the party, promising to change the reward system when elected president. Tinubu made the promise on Saturday when he met with party leaders from the North-West […]

I will change reward system, Tinubu tells APC members

The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has told party members in the North West not to give up in their support of the party, promising to change the reward system when elected president.

Tinubu made the promise on Saturday when he met with party leaders from the North-West geopolitical zone while inspecting/commissioning three of the party’s campaign offices in Kano.

The presidential candidate told the party leaders/members that the party would be victorious in the 2023 election and when that is done, he will ensure all of them don’t “regret ever working for the party”.

He also said he “will move Nigeria to right direction. God will spare our lives, give us good health.

“This party will sing victory. This country will experience progress. This office will be filled with joy come February 2023. We are confident that we don’t have any regret all.

“Don’t allow those who don’t know way to victory, doesn’t understand success of a nation to lie to you about Buhari or any body. Don’t let them. Throw it back at them. Take your broom firmly and sweep Nigeria clean. God will bless you. We will give you joy. Those who might think they have not been adequately rewarded, I beg your pardon. Forget it. The time of God Almighty is the best time. God will answer your prayers and give you happiness and the adequate reward,” he said.

Tinubu added: “As I stand before you, I promise that I will change the reward system once I become the President.

“You will not regret ever working for our party. It is a joy for me to back home in Kano. We are not conducting any rally. We are only inspecting the campaign office and talk to interest groups.

“I will come back prepared to do a big rally. They will know we’ve come around,” he said.

Those in his entourage include the party national chairman, Abdullahi Adamu, governors, former governors and National Assembly members from the North west states.

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