Gov. Mai Mala Buni of Yobe on Tuesday pledged to deliver 99.9 per cent of the state votes for Asiwaju Bola Tinubu in the February Presidential Poll.

Buni said this in Damaturu when he received members of the Tinubu/Shetima Independent Campaign Council (ICC)on a solidarity visit.

He said that the APC enjoyed enormous support in the state in view of his administration’s infrastructure drive and human capital development.

Buni, represented by his deputy, Alhaji Idi Gubana, expressed satisfaction with the group’s work-plan for uniting all APC political support groups to ensure mass mobilisation of the electorate for the 2023 poll.

He assured the groups of total support and encouragement to deliver on their mandates, calling on the members to be law abiding before, during and after the election.

“You should desist from any discrimination in the level of support and commitment to the promotion of Tinubu and Kashim campaign; respect constituted authorities in all your activities,” the governor said.

In his remarks, Alhaji Umar Ibrahim, ICC National Deputy Coordinator, North, described the council as a platform that interfaced with various support groups for the actualisation of Tinubu/Kashim ticket.

“ The council will lead the way in collaborating with the Nigerian people toward suggesting innovative channels of national growth and development,” he said.(NAN)

Aufbauh:
Yobe and Borno states are on lockdown for the APC/Tinubu.
Atiku performed poorly in those states in 2019 earning 8% and 7% respectively even though Atiku was from the zone.

Obalacam:
Just 99.9%, why not kukumah make it 200%.
The rate at which this guys are cashing out on Tinubu eeeh, when he loose this election and also loose Lagos to opposition, he might commit suicide

Aufbauh:
It baffles me how some neophytes assumed Nigeria presidential election to be a local or regional election.

To be the Nigeria President the constitution has made it mandatory that you must be fairly accepted by 2/3 majority of Nigerians across the six geopolitical zones.

This makes it difficult for any regional candidate to emerged winner of presidential election.
Asiwaju understood this and that's why he's strategizing to have fair spread in all zones instead of concentrating and consolidating in his stronghold.

Aufbauh:
It baffles me how some neophytes assumed Nigeria presidential election to be a local or regional election.

To be the Nigeria President the constitution has made it mandatory that you must be fairly accepted by 2/3 majority of Nigerians across the six geopolitical zones.

This makes it difficult for any regional candidate to emerged winner of presidential election.
Asiwaju understood this and that's why he's strategizing to have fair spread in all zones instead of concentrating and consolidating in his stronghold.