By; JACOB ONJEWU DICKSON
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Otunba Habeeb Oladapo, popularly called O2 has donated several items to boost the campaign of All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
The items were donated to several groups including the Directorate for the Diaspora under the leadership of its director, Prince Ade Omole, the Progressives Solidarity for Asiwaju (PSA) and others.
Otunba Oladapo who is an executive member of the All Progressives Congress, United Kingdom chapter and member of the APC UK Presidential Campaign Council, had travelled to Nigeria to ensure the campaign items were made available on time for effective deployment.
Speaking on the campaign items donations, Otunba Habeeb described Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu as a rare specimen in the history of Nigerian politics. According to Oladapo, “Asiwaju represents the best Nigeria can produce at this present time. Nigeria is in dire need of a leader, not just an ordinary person, it is clear to all that with Asiwaju as the driver of Nigeria’s vehicle, we will arrive at our destination safely”.
“I have a clear conviction that our country will witness sporadic progress with Tinubu’s presidency, Tinubu is versed and knowledgeable, he has the political will, he has the tenacity and experience, he has men and women who have given the green light to to run a government that will bring the best to Nigeria.
“I have confidence in his political and economic experience, he will transform our economy and provide massive jobs for our youths, his propensity for a better Nigeria will propel him to go all his way to ensure Nigeria has a robust economy where all can thrive. I will do all within my power to ensure the victory of Asiwaju, despite the fact that I do not reside in Nigeria, I will make it down to ensure I cast my vote for Asiwaju”, Oladapo vows.
Oladapo charged Nigerians across to ignore the negative posture of the opposition and vote for the candidate of APC at all level, saying the party has what it take to make Nigeria greater, he concluded.
