By George Coben, Bauchi
The Presidential candidate of the Allied People’s Movement, APM, and Oyo state Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde, has drummed up support from Nigerians for his election in 2027, for his Nigeria Reset Agenda to make a difference.
Makinde was speaking to a mammoth crowd on Saturday, during the APM presidential campaign flag off, at the Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa Memorial stadium, Bauchi.
He bemoaned the the level of insecurity in the country, adding that Nigerians are deeply hungry, with the situation compounded by dishonest handling of resources.
Makinde said under the APC Government majority of the people in the country are not allowed to participate in governance.
“Should we reset the security architecture?. Should we reset the economy?. Should we reset the socio-political environment in Nigeria?,” he asked.
The Presidential candidate said if Nigerians are not happy with the state of affairs in the country – no enough inclusivity, no sincerity in handling issues, among others, then Nigeria need to be reset.
“So, i am asking you today, will you be a resetter?, will you vote as reset agents?. And don’t border at all, when they bring money collect it, spend it, but vote your heart, and i know your heart is with the APM,” Makinde advised.
Earlier, the Bauchi state Governor, Senator Bala Mohammed, said for true democracy to thrive in Nigeria with its expected benefits, APM remains the party to be supported by Nigerians through their vote in 2027.
The Bauchi state APM Governorship candidate, Dr Yakubu Adamu, said that the reset Nigeria mantra is already working.
He noted that the Makinde-Daura Presidential ticket has youth and women inclusivity in the administration, and assured of support from them, in particular, and the entire Nigerians to experience the desirable change in the country.
Makinde’s running mate, Lawal Daura said the reset Nigeria Agenda is out to do away with the politics of deceit and hypocrisy, and enthrone honesty, sincerity and commitment to the citizenry.
The National Chairman of APM, Yusuf Dantalle, said that the socio-economic policies of the Government have done more harm than good to most Nigerians, and that the APM Government will reverse the situation, with the people’s vote in 2027.
