
Newsonline reports that Buhari said with “full energy and conviction” he is behind all presidential candidates of his party to ensure their victories in the 2023 election.
President Buhari said this on Wednesday while he received the former governor of Lagos State at the State House in Abuja.
A statement by Buhari’s Senior Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, said the president All Progressives Congress (APC) and its candidates in the elections next year that he is ready at all times to campaign for the Presidential Candidate and all party candidates with “full energy and conviction.”
Garba Shehu added that Buhari’s said the concerns expressed in certain quarters that he has not featured in campaigns since the national launch in Jos, Plateau State are immaterial.
He stressed that while he remains committed to party politics, the functions and duties of the President will equally be upheld at times.
President Buhari stressed what he said Nigerian community in Washington DC in the course of his recent visit to the United States, “all the time that he is ready to campaign for the party’s victory in the general elections next year.”
The President noted that the APC campaigns have so far been the most aggressive in recent history.
“They have been impressive and of a high voltage,” compared to the opposition that seems to be playing catch-up.
He expressed strong optimism that the party will win all the elections fairly and squarely.
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