A former gubernatorial aspirant of the Labour Party (LP), in Enugu State, Dr Davison Nnamani has described President Bola Tinubu as a man who is capable of resolving the multiplicity of Nigeria’s problems such as in insecurity, economic challenges and other socio-political problems confronting the country.
He noted that the APC has now positioned itself to take over Enugu State with the influx of grassroots politicians and statesmen that have declared interest in joining the APC in the state while some who left the party have returned to rejig the national ruling political party.
He stated that they have congregated to support President Tinubu with their wealth of public and private sector experiences, noting that the president is rejuvenating the third tier of government with the bill he recently presented to the National Assembly for local government autonomy.
Nnamani made the remarks yesterday during his reception at Ikem ward 1 in Isi-Uzo local government area of Enugu State when he returned to the APC and re-registered in his ward as a member of the political party.
Among those who received him were the APC Ikem ward 1 chairman, Mr Chinedu Obule; the Isi-Uzo local government party chairman, Hon Paul Olinya and his executive; former Enugu East Senatorial candidate of the APC, Chief Tony Mbah and many other members of the APC in Isi-Uzo local government area.
Speaking during the reception, Nnamani said, “We want to join Chief Bola Tinubu to build a progressive Nigeria. We are in a Nigeria where insecurity, food shortage and a lot of other problems are confronting the country. He inherited problems that are enormous but he has the capacity to solve these problems and we as the people in the grassroots have to give him all the necessary support.
“One thing I noticed about APC in Enugu state is that most of the programmes of the APC that comes to the state are directed to other political parties and that makes the party not to grow but we’re going to make a change.”
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