APC Women Leader Confident Nigerians Will Urge Tinubu for Second Term, Citing Readiness for Immediate Action

…By Lola Smith for TDPel Media.

Betta Edu, the National Women Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), expressed strong confidence that Nigerians will urge President-elect Asiwaju Bola Tinubu to seek a second term.

Edu shared her thoughts during an interview with Channels Television on Thursday, where she emphasized Tinubu’s readiness to take immediate action upon assuming office and address the shortcomings of the outgoing administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.

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Edu referred to President Buhari’s recent speech, in which he expressed his belief in Tinubu’s capability to build upon the achievements of his administration and drive further progress.

She also revealed that Tinubu has meticulously planned his first 60 days in office, demonstrating his profound analytical and strategic thinking.

According to Edu, Tinubu is a deep thinker and doer, known for his strong analytical skills and strategic approach to problem-solving.

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She stated that the next 60 days have been clearly outlined by Tinubu, and he fully comprehends the challenges that lie ahead.

Edu concluded by affirming Tinubu’s preparedness to hit the ground running and tackle the tasks before him.

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