Tinubu’s visit to Chatham House, according to the APC, is a glimpse of what Nigerians might experience in 2023

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According to the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Tinubu’s recent appearance at the Chatham House in London is a solid indication of what Nigerians should anticipate from his presidency in 2023.

In a statement released on Thursday, the spokesperson for the APC’s North-West Presidential Campaign Council, Muhammad Molash, said Tinubu had the chance to demonstrate to the world his leadership abilities, his vision for Nigeria, his enviable track record, and his capacity to recognise talent and assign tasks to others.

His appearance, according to the party, also demonstrated that he was Nigeria’s best-prepared presidential candidate.

Molash emphasised that Tinubu’s ability to put together a strong team and give each member of that team a specific assignment to complete was the key to his success.

According to him, Chatham House has provided unbiased analysis, dependable dialogue, and ground-breaking ideas for more than a century, making it the ideal setting for Tinubu to showcase his ability to work well with others in both politics and governance.

Molash said: “The North West APC Presidential Campaign Council under the able leadership of the zonal coordinator of Governor Bello Matawalle and the deputy zonal coordinator, Dr Salihu Lukman, wishes to commend the APC’s presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu on his successful outing at the Chatham House London.

“We also noted the cognitive capacity and knowledge of issues affecting our beloved country, displayed by Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu in his presentation at the session. He is obviously the most prepared presidential candidate in Nigeria.”

Molash agreed that the policy statements made by Hon. Femi Gbajamiamila, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, were excellent. He also praised Nasir el-Rufai, the governor of Kaduna State, for his analysis of security-related concerns.

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