Youths From Top South South State Will Vote Massively for Tinubu,' Festus Keyamo's Aide Boasts
- An aide to the minister of state for labour and employment has revealed that youths in Edo state will vote massively for the 2023 presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress
- Festus Keyamo's aide, Christopher Omoaghe confirmed that Edo is already on lockdown for Tinubu and the APC
- According to Omoaghe, it is important for aggrieved members of the APC in Edo to return to the party before the election
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The special adviser to Festus Keyamo, the minister of state for labour and employment has said that Bola Tinubu will garner massive votes in Edo state.
Christopher Omoaghe said that youths in Edo state will deliver massive votes for the 2023 All Progressives Congress candidate at the polls.
Source: Twitter
Leadership reports that Omoaghe confirmed that the youths in the state have decided to pull their weight behind Tinubu, his running mate, Kashim Shettima, and the ruling APC to ensure they win the election.
His words:
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“The youths have made it clear that other political parties pose no threat and there are no risks in voting for the presidential and vice presidential candidate of the All Progressive Congress."
Why Aggrieved APC members in Edo should return to the party
Speaking further, Omoaghe called on members of the Edo state chapter of the APC who left the party due to one issue or the other to return and reunite with the party.
He added that in doing so, the aggrieved members would be electing Asiwaju Bola Tinubu/ Shettima to reset Nigeria.
According to Omoaghe, no amount of inducement will make any ‘youths’ from his domain in Edo state change their political lineage which he claimed is APC.
Top Buhari's minister describes Nigerians as "too hungry" to bother about religion, others
The minister of state for Labour and employment, Festus Keyamo warned that Nigerians would not be swayed by their religious faith in the 2023 general election.
Keyamo made the submission while speaking on a Channels Television interview on Sunday, September 25
According to the minister, citizens are going to be focused on expected policies that would better their lives than issues of religion.
Igbo leaders divided over influential ex-governor's visit to APC's VP candidate Kashima Shettima
Elders from the southeast are not happy with the recent visit made by Chukwuemeka Ezeife to Kashim Shettima.
Some elders opined that Ezeife's visit to Shettima negates the Igbo people's clamour for a president from the southeast region in 2023.
According to the elders, they are yet to ascertain if the visit and division among leaders of the Igbo Elders Consultative Forum are sponsored by the ruling party.
Source: Legit.ng
