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2027: Nigerians will choose Tinubu over Atiku, says ex-senator Adeyeye

Ex-senator Dayo Adeyeye says Nigerians will choose President Bola Tinubu over Atiku Abubakar in 2027, describing Tinubu as a builder and nation-builder. Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-nigerians-will-choose-tinubu-over-atiku-says-ex-senator-adeyeye/

2027: Nigerians will choose Tinubu over Atiku, says ex-senator Adeyeye

Nigerian Senator Dayo Adeyeye, chairman of the Nigerian Ports Authority Board, believes President Bola Tinubu will win the 2027 presidential election. The senator praised Tinubu's leadership in economic reforms, infrastructure development, and policies to improve the lives of Nigerians.

Adeyeye highlighted Tinubu's focus on the maritime sector, which included establishing the Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy and approving Nigeria's first National Policy on Blue Economy in 2025. He also mentioned the acquisition of new tugboats, pilot cutters, and dredgers, which reduced waiting times at Apapa Port. Additionally, Adeyeye pointed out the digitization efforts, including clearing the Apapa gridlock and making cargo clearance processes much faster.

The senator criticized Atiku Abubakar, the former Vice-President and presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress, for moving between political parties and failing to build a lasting political party of his own. Adeyeye emphasized that a man who cannot build a political party cannot build a nation of 230 million people. He urged Nigerians to choose a builder, in this case, Tinubu, over a jumper like Atiku.

Furthermore, Adeyeye predicted that the APC would win a majority of votes across the North-Central region and in several states in the North. He also expressed confidence that the President would win the election across the South in 2027.

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