Tinubu’ll restore Nigeria to global limelight – Entrepreneur, Akinlaja

An entrepreneur and social commentator, Mr Alaba Akinlaja says Sen. Bola Tinubu, the presidential candidate of All Progressives Congress (APC), has the capacity to restore Nigeria to international limelight if elected president in the February 25 polls.

Akinlaja told newsmen on Monday in Akure he was optimistic that Tinubu would catapult the country to greater relevance in the comity of nations if voted president.

He said the former Lagos governor was the best man to address the country’s multi-faceted challenges and bring it to the desired place after the exit of President Muhammadu Buhari.

Akinlaja said the exemplary performance of Tinubu as Lagos governor remained a point of reference in Nigeria.

He added that Tinubu’s administration achieved remarkable success in reforming the civil service, reducing corruption and improving the state’s infrastructure.

“He has shown leadership, character and direction that the country needs to face headlong issues that affect us as a nation.

“Asiwaju Tinubu has a clear idea of how to reposition Nigeria and make things work for an average Nigerian,” he said.

Akinlaja added that Tinubu introduced workable and time-tested reforms in removing endemic corruption in the public sector, saying that the innovations were still being used to date.

“Those reforms, I am sure, will be introduced at the federal level to improve service delivery by our civil servants if Tinubu is elected,” he said.

Akinlaja urged Nigerians to elect Tinubu to make the country great.

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