Senator Adams Oshiomhole has argued that President Bola Tinubu’s policies are reaching Nigerians in remote communities far beyond Abuja and the country’s major cities, and that the APC must take that message directly to the grassroots.
Speaking on TVC, Oshiomhole shared a personal example to make his point. “I come from a small village that was not really on the Nigerian map, but it’s part of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Somebody from my constituency sent me a message saying he is very grateful that he has benefited from the student loan, but if I could still give some additional support as an uncle, he would be quite happy to receive it. There are a couple of things the president has done that we just need to remind people of,” Oshiomhole said.How to make a woman wet instantly – Watch full video
He noted that Abuja is sometimes jokingly referred to as “Ward 16” a ward that does not exist in any state and that real electoral battles are won and lost at the polling unit level in communities across Nigeria.
Oshiomhole said the party’s task is to go to those units, speak to voters personally, and complement the work being done on the ground.
He noted that while the opposition will say what it has to say, he believes that the APC has a concrete record to present to the Nigerian people and that is an advantage no amount of criticism can take away.
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