Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Sunday Dare has urged Nigerians to vote for the presidential candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu in the forth-coming general elections.
The minister made the call while felicitating Nigerian youth for crossing over to the New Year, which he described as a momentous year, filled with immense possibilities.
“I congratulate our youth and all Nigerians for making it into the year 2023, one which portents immense possibilities for our great country.
“It is a transition year in which President Muhammadu Buhari – under whose leadership, I’m privileged to serve as Minister of Youth and Sports Development will be winding down, and handing over to a democratically elected President.
“Over the past 7 and half years, this administration has posted landmark achievements in infrastructural renewal; dealt a fatal blow to terrorism and other forms of criminality, bolstered by new equipment for our military.
“It has with single-minded purpose changed our story from being the highest importer of rice and other staples to one of the lowest on the continent.
“We have been led by a President who has laid an unprecedented infrastructural foundation for Nigeria. President Buhari has set the path of development progressively and only an APC can secure and expand these legacies.
“Whilst no administration anywhere in the World can address all challenges, as government is a continuum, we have the opportunity to elect a visionary and thinker – Asiwaju Tinubu, the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Candidate as our next President to consolidate on the achievements of the outgoing administration, and bring impetus that will innovatively propel immense possibilities.
“Amongst those jostling for President, Asiwaju is the best man for the job, and his vision for the country, as encapsulated in the “Renewed Hope” manifesto, is clearly defined and well thought out. I urge us all to make a date with history by putting a visionary in the driver’s seat,” the minister said.
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