Advanced Positive Change Of Nigeria, (APCON) has said it will mobilise 20 million votes for the presidential candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC) Bola Ahmed Tinubu during the 2023 general elections.
The national president of APCON, Comrade Naidi Adediran, stated this at the weekend during the mobilisation exercise held in Kaduna.
“APCON has the capacity to mobilise at least 20 million voters for Tinubu-Shettima and the APC”.
He continued, “APCON will work within the grassroot to sell good leadership qualities of the APC presidential candidates in all the 176846 polling units across the country. Tinubu is a master strategist, a bridge builder and one who is forever determined to run an inclusive government”.
“I am using this opportunity to appeal to all residents of Kaduna state to join hands together with APCON, Kaduna state chapter to support Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Adediran also noted that APCON was established four years ago with branches in all the 36 States of the country to champion the course of good governance in Nigeria.
Also speaking, the chairman, Yoruba Council of Traditional Obas and Chiefs in the Northern States and Abuja, Ambassador Mohammed Arigbabuwo, said that he is elated to see youths trying to champion the course of good governance in Nigeria.
He noted that the future of every country rests on the oars of its youths, saying there is a need for the youths to remain resolute in their quest for good governance.
“You must also know that no nation can prosper when the youths are left behind, youths are the hope of every nation. Many countries across the globe are now ruled by the youth and they are doing well.
“The most important thing for us as the eligible citizens of Nigeria is to elect leaders that can salvage the country”.
Earlier in his remarks, the Kaduna State Convener, APCON, Engineer Lanre Akinpelu, said that Tinubu/shettima and Guber candidate, Uba Sani has invested so much in the lives of people across the country,adding that there is need to declare their support for them as a group.
