Why ​‌‌​‌⁠⁠‍⁠⁠‍‍‌‍⁠​‍‌‌‌​Tinubu deserves re-election – Aide

By Moromoke Akanji

The Senior Special Assistant to President Bola Tinubu on Protocol, Issah Niniola, has urged Nigerians to re-elect the President to enable him translate the reforms introduced across various sectors of the economy into prosperity.
Niniola made the call on Saturday in Oba-Oke, Olorunda Local Government Area of Osun, during the distribution of sanitary pads to secondary school girls and artisans.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the sanitary pads were distributed through his foundation, the Issah Adedotun Foundation.
He said Tinubu had introduced bold economic reforms, adding that without such measures, Nigeria’s economy would have been in a worse condition.
Niniola said the reforms could only translate into prosperity if the President was given another four-year term to consolidate on his achievements.
“The chances of the President being re-elected are very high. What are the things he has done to deserve another term?
“It is the fact that he has introduced bold reforms across all sectors.
“These reforms can only be transformed into prosperity by re-electing the President for another four years to enable him to complete the projects he has started.
“There is a saying in Nigeria that God has a special love for the country, and that is why the President came to transform the economy positively,” he said.
Niniola also said that Tinubu was addressing insecurity through the establishment of additional military formations, adding that the President would do more to promote the country’s growth and prosperity.
On the sanitary pads, Niniola said supporting the girl-child, widows and vulnerable members of society had always been his passion.
He said the foundation would continue to focus on the girl-child toward building self-confidence to enable her participate freely in society.
“I had the vision long time ago to contribute positively to my society, particularly the community where I come from.
“We may be somewhat distant from the city, but that should not make children from this area backward. That is why I am focusing on the girl-child.
“Our vision is to ensure that nobody is left behind. We are taking care of widows, the vulnerable and the needy,” he said.
Niniola said that the foundation would soon commence award of scholarships to indigent girls, from secondary school through university level. (NAN)

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Edited by Victor Adeoti/Tayo Ikujuni