Babatunde Fashola, minister of works and housing, says the
All Progressives Congress (APC) will retain power in 2023 if it keeps its
promises to Nigerians.
Speaking with reporters in Abuja on Monday, Fashola said the
citizens would vote any party that keeps to its promises even if it has not
performed a 100 percent but made some progress with its commitment.
The minister said the opposition parties need to think
better if they want to defeat APC at the next general election.
“Some governors have joined us, from where we think we could not get voters before. To retain power in 2023, certainly if we keep our promises, people will vote for us. It is that simple, that is politics,” the former Lagos governor said.
“If you do what you say you will do, even if you don’t do
hundred percent and they see that you are making progress, they will even want
you to finish what you started.
“Our opposition parties ought to think better than us in
order to defeat us. Right now they are not doing that and I won’t teach them
how to do it.”
Fashola said the APC national caretaker committee should be
allowed to do its job.
“It was a crisis that led us to have a caretaker committee,
we must respect the caretaker committee, let it do its job. Those of us who
didn’t contest party positions, let’s focus on our jobs too and stop getting in
each other’s way,” he said.
“Let’s be ready to support one another, every support that
the caretaker committee requires, we will provide if it is within our means to
do so. At the end of the day, we are governed by rules.”
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You're definitely in lulala land. What promise have you back nch kept! By taking Nigeria to enter one chance? Look at the state of insecurity in the country and you still want to rule? You should be ashamed of yourself Babatunde.
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