US Delegation Proves Tinubu’s Acceptance By World Leaders – Moniedafe

The high-powered presidential delegation selected by US president, Joe Biden, to witness Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s inauguration, is a testament to his acceptance by world leaders, a chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) Chief Sunny Sylvester Moniedafe, has said.

Fielding questions from newsmen in Abuja, the Adamawa-born Urhobo politician said America and Nigeria are in for monumental gains in many facets of human endeavours.

Moniedafe was pioneer FCT chairman of the ACN before the amalgamation to the ruling APC, and frontline contender for the office of national chairman.

He noted that political leaders in the US have followed the political trajectory of Asiwaju adding that he is known for his “political sagacity, clear vision, clarity of mind, unpretentious pragmatism, as well as a dependable ally, despite relentless attempts to smear his reputation, cast a slur on his hard-earned integrity and undermine the legitimacy of his victory by aggrieved reprobates in Nigeria.

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While calling on Nigerian political leaders, who are currently in court challenging the election of Asiwaju, to give up their litigation and join world leaders to support the new government, Moniedafe, who is also the Jagaban Jimeta, said democracy thrives on the respect for the will of the people, therefore challenging the outcome of the presidential election without substantial evidence will amount to academic exercise, waste of precious time, and needless disruption of our democratic jouney.

He says, “the international community has beamed its searchlight on Nigeria because of our strategic position in the scheme of things as a continental power-house in Africa and an emerging global economy in comity of nations, and that was why president Joe Biden deemed it fit to appoint secretary of the US department of housing and urban development, Hon Marcia Fudge, to lead the high-powered, eight-man presidential delegation for the inauguration”.

Moniedafe noted in his own words that “while we are here harbouring ill-will for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the whole world is courting his friendship as can be attested to by the recent telephone conversation between the president-elect and the US secretary of state, Antony Blinken, as well as the visit to defence house by former British prime minister, Tony Blair, where bilateral issues of mutual interests were discussed, and to crown it all, a high-powered presidential delegation will witness the inauguration. Can you beat that”.