Southeast youths back Tinubu, reject Obi for president

A section of Southeast youths have thrown their weight behind the presidential ambition of the APC candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and his running mate, Kashim Shettima.

A section of Southeast youths have thrown their weight behind the presidential ambition of the APC candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and his running mate, Kashim Shettima.

The youths, under the aegis of Conference of South East Progressive Youths (CSEPY) in a statement, said at this time in the life of Nigeria, people must jettison sentiments, ethnicity and religious affiliations, and opt rather for candidates with pan-Nigerian outlook, urbane, cerebral, track records of achievements, and above all, those with unifying capacities.

National President of the group, Emeka kalu said they made bold to say that, a Tinubu/Shettima joint ticket, had all that they had enumerated above, hence their resolve to commit to its actualisation and realisation.

“By benefit of hindsight, we will like to remind Nigerians that it was Tinubu’s dogged spirit, and resilient character, that enabled him to weather the storm of seized Local Government Allocations, brought upon Lagos State by the then President Olusegun Obasanjo-led Administration.

“On his part, Shettima braved the odds of biting insurgency in Borno State, and enthroned a regime of infrastructure transformation, human-capital development, and religious harmony,” he said.

Kalu , therefore, wondered what other indices were needed to demonstrate capacity and capability to cause growth and development to happen, at a time of want such as being experienced in the country today.

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