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2027: Makinde will reset Nigeria — Campaign DG

The DG of the Makinde/Daura Campaign Organisation says Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has what it takes to reset Nigeria and address its challenges in 2 Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-makinde-will-reset-nigeria-campaign-dg/

2027: Makinde will reset Nigeria — Campaign DG

Felix Hyat, Director-General of the Allied Peoples Movement Campaign Organisation, has urged Nigerians not to be afraid of a presidency led by Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde. Hyat believes that Makinde has the necessary qualities to transform Nigeria and resolve its various issues. Speaking at the inauguration of the North-Central zonal state coordinators of the Makinde/Daura Campaign Organisation, Hyat expressed confidence in the ticket's ability to bring necessary leadership to the nation.

He highlighted the pressing issues of insecurity and economic hardship facing the country and emphasized the importance of localized politics, starting from the polling units and moving up to the national level. Hyat stressed that the Makinde/Daura ticket is unique and that all participants in this mission are fortunate to be involved.

He reminded everyone of the candidate's party platform, which includes a symbol, leaders at different political levels, and the significance of state chairmen. Hyat called on campaign coordinators to unite and intensify grassroots mobilization across the North-Central region and beyond, emphasizing the crucial role of polling unit managers and agents in the election outcome.

He urged them to be careful in appointing capable agents and to communicate the abandonment of the people by previous representatives to the voters. Hyat praised Makinde's extensive experience in security and his ability to work independently, urging Nigerians not to fear his candidature and to support a change in leadership to address the country's challenges.

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