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Agbaje Will Fail In His Election Bid For The Third Time – Tinubu

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The National leader of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Bola Ahmed Tinubu has lambasted the governorship candidate of the People Democratic Party (PDP) Jimi Agbaje for asserting that the people of Lagos are in captivity.

Agbaje had vowed dislodged the state from the captivity of Alphabeta Consulting, a company which he claims receives a percentage of every dime Lagos earns in taxes and revenues.

The former governor of the state made this assertion while interacting with stakeholders at the party’s secretariat in Ikeja on Monday.

He said: “Those who said they wanted freedom should go and learn tailoring and vulcanising and we will do freedom for them later. They do not have the people.

“He was in the contest for the first and second times. He is in the contest for the third time. He will fail again.”

Tinubu said Lagos must deliver at least three million votes for the APC during the 2019 polls.

He said it is imperative for the ruling party to hold on to power and that its members “must vote en masse” for President Muhammadu Buhari.

The APC chieftain said: “Here in Lagos, we must maintain a strong outing for APC, a party of progress, development and economy. We must differentiate between a developmental economy and a container economy. We will not accept to get Nigeria corrupt again.

“We suffered 16 years of their failure and fake promises. We have made progress in Lagos We have become the fifth largest economy in Africa. We have six million votes in Lagos.

“Your target should be half; three million or the entire six million. We must vote en masse for President Muhammadu Buhari and Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, our governorship candidate, senators, house of representatives and assembly candidates, and later, our chairmen and councillors.”

 



Joshua Oyenigbehin is an introvert who is passionate about Storytelling, writing and teaching. He sees his imagination as an unsearchable world, more magical than a fairyland. He has written a novel and working on another.