Prominent Northern Governor Reveals What Tinubu is Doing to Sway Opposition Leaders to APC

• Governor Abdullahi Sule has described the APC as Nigeria’s own Noah’s Ark and said the party had become the safest platform for those seeking stability
• He had told new defectors that President Bola Tinubu’s reforms had strengthened the ruling party and attracted thousands of politicians across states
• Sule had urged Nasarawa residents to back Tinubu’s reelection, insisting the state would benefit more if the APC retained national leadership

Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa state has likened the All Progressives Congress to Noah’s Ark, saying the party has become a rallying point for politicians seeking direction ahead of the next general election.

He made the remark during a reception held for new members who left various parties to join the APC.

Sule told the gathering that recent reforms introduced by President Bola Tinubu have strengthened the party’s appeal in many states. He said the support from the Presidency has given governors the resources needed to deliver visible improvements in their states.

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Sule links APC growth to reforms

He insisted that the APC has become the safest political platform for those who want to contribute to national progress.

“APC remains the only Noah’s Ark for Nigeria’s survival. We have no single reason, no excuse that will warrant us not to vote for President Bola Ahmad Tinubu. Tinubu has already changed everything in the country because of his reforms, of his hard work,” he said.

The governor added that many politicians were shifting their allegiance because they believed the party had gained renewed strength under the current administration.

He said the shift was not accidental but a direct response to what members considered a more stable and result driven ruling party.

“Anybody that is not in the APC is actually loosing the Noah’s ark. APC today is the Noah’s ark, anybody that does not join will be left behind. Everywhere is APC in Plateau because the President has done well for the people of the state,” he said.

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Sule urged residents of Nasarawa to support President Tinubu’s bid for a second term. He said the unity of party members and the backing of voters would ensure continuity of the policies that had already been introduced.

According to him, the state stands to benefit more if the ruling party retains control at both state and federal levels.

Benue gov’t demolishes Tinubu campaign office

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that barely one week after its grand opening, part of the campaign office of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Makurdi, Benue State, has been demolished by officials of the Benue State Urban Development Board, sparking controversy and political tension in the state.

The building, which also serves as the state secretariat of the Ahmed Bola Tinubu Support Group, had its perimeter fence pulled down during the operation that took place on Thursday, November 6.

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The secretariat was inaugurated last week in a ceremony graced by supporters from Benue and neighbouring North-Central states. The event was convened by Dr Mathias Byuan, Executive Director of Housing, Finance, and Accounts at the Federal Housing Authority, who also doubles as the National Coordinator of the Tinubu Support Group.

Source: Legit.ng