Support President Tinubu to succeed, Gov. Sule advises Obi

March 18, 2024

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Gov. Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has called on Mr Peter Obi, to support President Bola Tinubu to succeed.

Sule made the call when Obi visited him on Monday in Lafia.

Obi was the Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party in the 2023 general elections.

The governor, who said that elections were over, maintained that the president needs the support of all Nigerians to move the nation forward.

“I know you have the experience, competence and capacity to support the president in the overall interest of the country.

“The president is your friend and colleague, we were all in Lagos at some point, as such you need to contribute your quota to the development of the country.

“You can contribute your quota quietly, because the President need all the necessary support in order to bring the country back on track,” Sule said.

He said that the president alone cannot address the current challenges confronting the nation, adding that well meaning citizens like Obi should support him.

He added that the president means well for the country and called on Nigerians to support him toward addressing insecurity, economic hardship, and other challenges confronting the country.

Sule, however, lauded Obi for drilling boreholes in some communities in the state, adding that the gesture had complemented government’s efforts toward alleviating the sufferings of the people.

Earlier, Peter Obi said that the visit was part of his nationwide tour to offer support to Nigerians during Ramadan.

He lauded Sule for constructing new roads in the state, adding that the move had given the state a new look.

“I am not desperate to be president of this country, but I am desperate to see Nigeria work for the good of all.

“I always commend people when they do well, because politics to me is not about being negative every time.

”So, I commend you for the road networks in the state,” he added.

-agency report

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