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Politics is over, support President Tinubu to move Nigeria forward-Gov. Sule tells Peter Obi

Nasarawa State Governor and Chairman North Central Governors’ Forum,  Engr. Abdullahi A. Sule has called on the Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, Mr. Peter Obi to support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the task of tackling the development challenges confronting the nation.

SOLACEBASE reports that Governor Sule threw the challenge when Mr Obi paid him a courtesy visit at the Government House, Lafia.

A statement issued on Monday by Ibrahim Addra, Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, said Engr. Sule told his guest that there is time for politics and time for governance, urging Mr Obi to tap into his wealth of experience and expertise to support the Tinubu administration in the task of building a secured and prosperous country.

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‘’The Governor thanked Mr Obi for his efforts at cushioning the effect of the economic hardship on the people just like President Bola Tinubu and all state Governors are currently doing to ease the hardship,’’ the statement said.

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“I want to also call on you Sir to support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The country’s challenges cannot be resolved by one person only. We all have roles to play” Governor Sule said.

In his response, Mr Peter Obi commended Governor Abdullahi Sule for several new roads constructed in the state.

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He added that “When I was coming today I saw some new roads and constructions, so congratulations. Politics is not always about thinking negatively, but we should acknowledge positive things”

Mr Obi said he was in the state to offer his contributions, especially in supporting the people during the fasting period, particularly in sinking of boreholes in some parts of Nasarawa State.

Peter Obi said his visit was part of a nationwide tour of the country.

 

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