Niger students endorse Tinubu for 2023

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From Yakubu Mustapha Minna

Niger State students under the auspices of Asiwaju Students Club (ASC 2023) has endorsed the candidature of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu for the forthcoming general elections.
The Niger State Coordinator of the club, Comrade Jibril Mohammed Lwafu during the official endorsement after addressing the students in Minna, said Tinubu’s endorsement was sequel to the mass consultation of the group.
Lwafu maintained that Nigeria needs not only personality but a leader that is competent, patriotic, visionary and detribalized individual.
He said that the politically conscious and proactive students were concerned about the democratic challenges that borders on the national unity and transformation.
The student leader emphasized that 36% of INEC voters register consist of students and youths, hence they must take their destiny in their hands by mobilizing Nigerians to vote Tinubu and Shetima for 2023 general elections to salvage the country.

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