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Niger Delta ex-militants endorse Tinubu

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Tinubu and Shettima

Niger Delta Ex-militant Generals (NANDEG), a group of former agitators in the oil-rich region, have backed the presidential candidate of All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and his running mate, Senator Kashim Shettima.

According to a Thursday statement by the APC Presidential Campaign Council, the ex-agitators made their stance known in an advertorial published in a national daily on Wednesday.

The group also endorsed the Delta state APC governorship candidate, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege.

The council quoted NANDEG as saying that its decision was borne out of its desire to ‘foster genuine regional change, growth and accelerated development of the Niger Delta region’.

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“The aforementioned are our choices and we shall roll out our supportive arsenals at ensuring landslide victory for our candidates led by Asiwaju Tinubu”, said the group in the statement signed Joseph Figbele, the National Coordinator, and Abraham Ekokotu, the National Secretary.

Justifying its support for the APC flagbearer, the group said Tinubu has shown “over the years enough capacity, character, track record, resilience, statesmanship, sagacity, patience and love for the Nigerian state being a Pan-African/Nigerian nationalist with bias for massive development of human and material resources”.

“Asiwaju and his team having birthed democracy in the world’s most populated black nation, qualifies him as the beacon of our hope in Nigeria,” the group said.

 

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