By Gbenga Davies
Since the All Progressives Congress, APC, National Leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has threw in the hat for the 2023 Presidential race, several Groups have backed and endorsed him.
An appeal has however been made to Nigerian youths,market women,Artisans,technocrats to join in the tasks of handling over this great country to a man who has gather enough experience for the task ahead in the 2023 Presidential election.
This was made known by the Chairman grassroot Network for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Hon.Abiodun Mafe in a press conference and flagging off the movement in all the 774 local government in the whole federation and the local council development areas in the country.
According to the chairman of GNAT movement group he said the group is made up of 60 former political office holders throughout the length and breath of the Federation which they have decided to support the Presidential Aspiration of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the next president of Nigeria that he has every resources and influence to win the Presidential primaries and the General election come 2023.
He said as a grassroot politician they are fully prepared to mobilize to get as many votes for him,and work has started in this regard in all the 774 local government and development councils in Nigeria.
He said Asiwaju is responsible for the rise of the finances and revenue base of Lagos from 600 Million to 12Billion before he left the office when he was the Governor of Lagos State, he also ensured the formation of judiciary as the best thing to ever happen at the agency and also created additional Local Council development area in Lagos State which provides many people the opportunity to enjoy the dividends of democracy.
The Chairman enjoined Youths in Nigeria to take advantage of the opportunity from Independent National Electoral Commission INEC to register so as to be able to cast their vote in the next election.
The group then Launched the movement in all the 774 local government and Local Council Development in the country.
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