No Nigerian Leader Since 1960 Has Embarked On Comprehensive Structural Reforms Like Tinubu , Says Alake

Dr. Dele Alake, spokesperson for the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council (PCC), has declared that no Nigerian leader since 1960 has undertaken comprehensive structural reforms across all sectors of society, as declared by the PCC. According to Alake, the Tinubu administration is the first to focus on reforms that have spanned the entire nation, impacting every aspect of life.

He emphasized that the manifesto reflects the three and a half years of reforms and the resulting economic stability. Alake highlighted that Tinubu's decision to address the country's structural economic issues was driven by a sense of duty to the nation, rather than political considerations. He described Tinubu as a statesman, someone who prioritizes the well-being of the country over personal or political gain.

The Chief of Staff to the President, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, also addressed the media, stating that the APC manifesto is not a campaign document but a commitment to shared prosperity for Nigerians. He emphasized that a nation deserving of such efforts should provide honest work that leads to a decent life for all citizens.