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APC primary: Emerhor lauds Tinubu’s tenacity, hardwork
Founding leader and 2015 governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Delta State, Olorogun O’tega Emerhor, has described Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s emergence as the party’s presidential candidate as most deserving.
Emerhor, who stated this in a statement, also applauded Tinubu for his hard work, perseverance, doggedness and sagacity.
“The victory came against all odds and in the face very strong and determined opponents,” Emerhor added.
In congratulating Tinubu, Emerhor further described him as “the man of these times.
“Nigeria is currently at a crossroad. Our President Muhammadu Buhari having lifted Nigeria from the hole that PDP dug the country into, and with the country still beset with hydra-headed issues ranging from the economy to insecurity to infrastructure deficit and even the unity of the country, Tinubu is indeed the Man of these Times.
“The man who can sustain and escalate the progression of success recorded so far. A man who has done it before in Lagos State, can do it again for Nigeria.
“A man of capacity, a visionary extraordinary. A pragmatic doer, a detribalised manager of men and indeed, a hands-on leader. Tinubu will get Nigeria right,” Emerhor stated.
Emerhor commended President Muhammadu Buhari, the APC Governors, all APC stakeholders and delegates for giving the ticket to Tinubu.
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