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Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Why Ambode Cannot Afford To Lose In Lagos – Buhari

The President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, on Tuesday, April 7, revealed why it’s mandatory the governorship candidate in Lagos state, Akinwunmi Ambode is sworn in come May 29.
According to Buhari, Lagos State was too important for the All Progressives Congress (APC) to lose to the opposition.
General Buhari disclosed this at the APC rally in Orile area of the state. He urged Lagos residents to vote en masse for the party’s governorship candidate in Lagos State, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode on Saturday.
“Defy all elements, whatever it may be, and vote for APC from top to bottom,’’ he said.
Buhari told the crowd that Lagos, with its huge investments, could not be toyed with.
He said; “Don’t attempt to be on the wrong side of the centre because we are now the centre.
“Tell your neighbours, your relatives and even the opposition party to please bury the hatchet and fall in line and vote for APC,’’ he added.
The President-elect assured the people that they stood to benefit a lot if they voted for the APC. Buhari said that he would prioritize investment in Lagos infrastructure, noting that the state is a “mini Nigeria”.
He said; “Gov. Babatunde Fashola has told me how much the state has been spending to maintain Federal Government infrastructure, including roads, buildings and other institutions.
“I urge Ambode, who will be the next governor of the state, to harass me sufficiently to honour my undertaking,” he said.
Buhari commended Chief Bola Tinubu, an APC National Leader, for all he had done in terms of mobilizing revenue to sustain development in the state. He also commended Fashola for his hard work, commitment to the state and to the country.
“I am extremely impressed, “he said.
The president-elect who arrived Lagos this morning to campaign for APC Guber candidate, Akinwumi Ambode, also met with former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, Lagos State Governor, Tunde Fashola, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Rotimi Amaechi, APC chieftain, Ngige and other dignitaries.

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