Fashola Reveals Calibre of Nigerians That Will Vote for APC in 2023, Says Buhari Has Done Well
- The minister of works and housing, Babatunde Fashola, has said that the right-thinking Nigerians will vote for APC in 2023
- The minister was responding to questions related to Nigerians' perceptions and if people will still vote for the APC in the 2023 poll
- Fashola maintained that no government has faced what the APC has faced, citing COVID-19 and scarcity of resources due to war in the global parlance
Babatunde Fashola, the minister of works and housing, has said Nigerians who are thinking right are the ones that will vote for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2023 elections.
The Cable reports Fashola claimed while featuring on the Channels TV programme, Politics today on Sunday, July 24.
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The minister was responding to questions about Nigerians’ perception of the ruling party and if the party would be re-elected in the 2023 poll.
People will vote APC because of what they have done to Nigerians - Fashola
Fashola said that the APC would be re-elected based on what it has done for the people compared to the previous governments.
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He said Nigerians had had the experience of two governments.
“On a very deep reflection, right-thinking and well-meaning Nigerians will re-elect our party into governance. I am optimistic about that.”
We have served Nigeria as efficient as we can - Fashola
He expressed that the APC had served the country as efficiently as possible and in the most difficult times.
Fashola, optimistic that Nigerians will vote for APC in 2023, said no government has ever faced COVID-19 and scarcity of resources due to the war the APC had experienced.
2023 Presidency: Fashola discloses position on contesting
Legit.ng earlier reported that Babatunde Fashola, the minister for works and housing, has reacted to news that he may run for the office of president in the 2023 elections.
The minister disclosed that he would run for the presidency of his home, saying his wife and children would be waiting for him after 2023.
The former governor of Lagos state said he wished those that want to run for the country's highest political office the very best of luck.
Source: Legit.ng
