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2023: Adeogun Canvasses Support for APC Gubernatorial Candidates, Congratulates Tinubu on Election Victory

2023: Adeogun Canvasses Support for APC Gubernatorial Candidates, Congratulates Tinubu on Election Victory

Amidst jubilation and celebration across the country on the victory of our great party the APC and its Presidential Candidate, His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, various notable political stakeholders have been conveying their cogratulatory messages to the winner of the 25th February  Presidential Polls,  and President - Elect of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. 

The National Chairman Coalition of all APC Support Groups in the Country and National Convener APC Situation Room Live Reporting - Distinguished Hon.  Adewale Adeogun has sent his congratulatory message to His Excellency, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on his success at the poll, noting his overwhelming enthusiasm on his well deserved victory, and as the best among equals. 

He expressed confidence  in the RENEWED HOPE AGENDA of the incoming administration and insists that better days are here for Nigerians. 

Hon. Adeogun assures Nigerians, particularly his teeming members and supporters across the country of his trust in the capacity of the President - Elect, to address urgent national challenges having gained from his tutelage through his renowned Dynasty of Political Wizardry. 

He maintains that the country is blessed to have elected Asiwaju at this time when Nigeria and indeed the African continent is in a clear deficit of a true democrat with compassion, experience, and wisdom to deliver dividends of democracy and place Nigeria on the path of sustainability and socio-economic development. 

Hon. Adeogun cautions the opposition parties instigating protests to desist from such barbaric and undemocratic ideals, enjoining them to conceive defeat and join hands to build a new Nigeria of our dreams. He assures Nigerians that APC will protect and defend Asiwaju's mandate with whatever it takes, maintaining that the mandate was a clear reflection of the will of the Nigerian electorate. 

Hon. Adewale appeals to APC faithfuls and supporters  across the country to repeat the kind of impressive validation given to Asiwaju on the 25th of February at  the next polls on 11th of March, and vote massively to return Prince Dapo Abiodun, Babajide Sanwo - Olu, Omo-Agege, Mallam Umar  Maladi and the rest of APC Governorship Candidates and House of Assembly members.

He appreciates Nigerians for believing in APC and the winner of the 25th February Presidential Election, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and assures Nigerians and the international community that his Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu will address the numerous challenges facing the country and place the country on the path of sustained progress.
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