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Nigerians Have No Choice But To Support Tinubu – Fubara
Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, has said that Nigerians have no choice but to work together and support President Bola Tinubu in 2027.
Fubara, who late last year joined the All Progressives Congress (APC), also urged Nigerians to rally around and support the President for a second term to enable him continue the implementation of his good policies for the country.
Speaking while declaring open a meeting of the Southern Nigeria Traditional Rulers Council held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State on Thursday, Governor Fubara described President Tinubu as a “dedicated and highly patriotic” leader, who should be given a second chance.
He recalled the various achievements of the Tinubu administration in the last three years and projected that a lot more will be achieved under the Renewed Hope Agenda, if Tinubu is re – elected in 2027.
He said: Although challenges remain in certain regions, we all trust in Mr President’s Renewed Hope Agenda and dedication to safeguarding our nation, transforming the economy and delivering equitable development to all regions.”
The meeting which had in attendance traditional rulers from the South -South, South-East and South-West zones of Nigeria, was billed to discuss the roles of traditional institutions in promoting unity peace, cohesion and development across Southern Nigeria.
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