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We Will Continue To Work to Protect Your Interest to Deliver Our Mandate-Buhari

Admin February 11, 2019

President Buhari deserves second term says Jamiu Abiola

President Buhari

 

President Muhammadu Buhari has assured Nigerians that he would not take their support for granted when re-elected for another four years on Feb. 16.

The president, in a video message to Nigerians, noted that his administration had made great progress in the last three and a half years due to people’s support.

He, therefore, enjoined the electorate to support his re-election bid to enable him move up the NEXT LEVEL and consolidate on the successes recorded in making the country a better place.

He said, “It’s been over three years since you gave me the mandate to oversee the affairs of our dear country. It’s not been an easy journey but with sincerity of purpose, perseverance, dedication and most importantly support from individuals like you, we have made great progress”.

“Some of these achievements are visible for everyone to see, some are still in the works. I hereby humbly ask for your support again in the coming election to enable us move to the NEXT LEVEL and consolidate on the successes recorded in making our country a better place”.

“I don’t take your support for granted. We will continue to work to protect your interest and deliver our mandate.’’ (NAN)

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