Presidential Election: PCC Engages Mararaba Community, Woo Support For Tinubu

By Otobong Gabriel, Abuja

The Community Support Directorate of the All Progressive Congress Presidential campaign council, PCC as parts of its strategic steps to mobilize grassroot supports for the Tinubu Shetima Presidential bid has taken sensitization engagement to Mararaba community to sensitize grassroots on the Tinubu Shetima Presidential campaign Promises.

The Director, Community Support Directorate, PCC Dr. Abdulahi Ahmed Mai Agogo said during the engagement that Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a detribalized Nigerian with vast leadership and demonstrated experience to lead Nigeria to our El Dorado,  adding that he will unite Nigeria, tackle insecurities, revive the economy and cause development to thrive at all level.

He said, Tinubu Shetima presidential bid promises to build a Nigeria, especially for our youth, where sufficient jobs with decent wages will be made available to create a better life, ensure security of lives and properties, Manufacture, create, and invent more of the goods and services we require. Nigeria shall be known as a nation of creators, not just of consumers.

Among others, the administration will train and give economic opportunity to the poorest and most vulnerable, a Nigeria where no parent will be compelled to send a child to bed hungry, worried whether tomorrow shall bring food.

Mai Agogo however solicit for their massive supports to ensure that APC wins in the coming presidential election by voting APC in the ballot.

Responding, the National Coordinator, Kungiyan mata Iyayen Al' umuna, Hajia Hauwakulu Adamu Mamuda assured the team of their unwavering supports for Tinubu and his vice Shetima to ensure victory at the poll, she said Tinubu is the best man for the job considering his antecedents.

Also responding the National Secretary, Kungiyan mata Iyayen Al' umuna, Lukman Muhammad reechoed his commitment to mobilize more youths around the community and beyond to vote for APC in the coming presidential election and pleaded that the incoming Tinubu Shetima administration should not forget them.