THE APC PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN INAUGURATION
An interesting takeaway is that governance will not come to a halt on account of the campaign, writes FREDRICK NWABUFO Beyond its political significance, the APC Presidential Campaign Council Inauguration
The APC Presidential Campaign Council Inauguration, held last Wednesday, showcased the diverse nature of leadership in Nigeria today. This inclusive approach, which brings together various factions instead of dividing them, emphasizes a commitment to national development and equal participation in nation-building. The consensus among political leaders from opposite platforms is unprecedented in recent history.
President Bola Tinubu's ability to unite all Nigerians is evident in his body language, bold rhetoric, leadership style, and policies. The inaugural event stressed the importance of keeping the campaign focused on ideas, records, and policies, while ensuring a peaceful and respectful process. The APC National Chairman, Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, suggested that the election should be a contest of ideas, records, and policies, conducted in a manner that respects the Nigerian people.
One noteworthy aspect of the inauguration is that governance will not be disrupted due to the campaign. During Nigerian elections, it is common for the government to become unproductive during campaign seasons. However, the President plans to maintain focus on delivering results to citizens until May 29, 2027, and beyond until 2031. This decision highlights the President's dedication to the people and underscores the importance of governance.
The President's administration has consistently prioritized women's welfare, with eight women serving as ministers and many holding key positions across sectors. Furthermore, initiatives like the Nigeria for Women Programme Scale-Up and the Renewed Hope Initiative have been implemented to support women. President Tinubu emphasized the crucial role of the youth in Nigeria's development and referenced the recent 'Shaping the Future Together Colloquium,' highlighting the importance of listening to elders and committing to nation-building.
Written by urgent.news from This Day's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.