Oyetola Assures Mandate Will Be Reclaimed During Walk For Tinubu/Shettima In Osun
Today, Governor Adegboyega Oyetola of Osun, led thousands of stalwarts of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the State on a solidarity walk of about 10km, which took them two hours and 15 minutes through major streets of Osogbo, the State capital in support of the party’s presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his running mate, Senator Kashim Shettima.
The walk, according to Oyetola, was a means of reciprocating the kind gestures of Asiwaju and to express Osun’s support as a State for his presidential ambition.
The Governor noted that at this critical time in the history of Nigeria, there is no room for experiment on the choice of the nation’s next president, stressing that Tinubu is no doubt, the best man for the job, considering his political pedigree and antecedents.
“Asiwaju is a pathfinder and leader per excellence. He is not only a problem solver, he is a genius, a roadmap designer and implementor, who out of little or nothing, turned around the socioeconomic fortunes of Lagos State.
“As a State, we declare our unalloyed support for Asiwaju and his candidature because we know that he is the only candidate that is fully prepared with workable action plan to turn around the fortunes of our dear nation and build a virile economy that we can all be proud of.
” Additionally, he is the only man that has the required capacity and political wherewithal to reposition the country.
“I appreciate our people, who took out time to participate in the walk. It shows that we are truly ready for the growth and development we desire as a country.
“Let me urge those who are yet to collect their permanent voters’ cards to ensure they do so, as another window has been made available for collection.
“On Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Mandate Osun Stands!!!
“With this crowd, it shows that our Party is still the Party to beat in Osun. Asiwaju remains the candidate to beat in the presidential candidate.
“Let me give you more assurances that I’ll reclaim my mandate in court. I’m so confident of that. I’ll reclaim my mandate by the Grace of God,” Oyetola added.
