2023: Pa Fasoranti backs Tinubu’s presidential ambition

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An Elder Statesman and former Leader of a socio-political group, Afenifere, Pa Reuben Fasoranti, has expressed support for the presidential ambition of the APC National Leader, Sen. Bola Tinubu.

 

Fasoranti stated this while receiving members of the South West Agenda for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (SWAGA 23), who paid him a courtesy visit in his country home in Akure.

 

“Tinubu has all it takes to rule Nigeria. Considering his activities and track record, he deserves to be President, come 2023.

 

“May his prayers be answered. When he gets there, he will do all we want,” he said.

 

According to the Afenifere leader, with Tinubu as president, all the prayers of Afenifere for Nigeria will be answered, particularly on the issue of restructuring and federalism.

 

Earlier, Prince Dayo Adeyeye the Chairman and Coordinator of SWAGA, said Yoruba must unite and speak with one voice, ahead of 2023 presidential race.

 

He urged the Yoruba not to divide its house ahead of the presidential election.

 

The former minister for works said that more than 50 traditional rulers across the six states of the South-West geopolitical zone had been visited for their royal blessings.

 

He added that presidency would be zoned to the South in 2023, which could be any zone, hence the need to quickly start the movement for Yoruba to unite.

 

“Tinubu has all it takes to rule the country, being a detribalised Nigerian who loves the masses and is blessed with enormous wisdom,” he said.

 

Adeyeye however, stated that the team was not sent by Tinubu, but that it decided to take up the role, having found the former Lagos governor worthy because of his leadership quality. (NAN)

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Enugu Correctional Centre beefs up security against attack — Official

 

 

 

Enugu Correctional Centre says it has beefed up security around the facility to forestall any attack that could lead to jailbreak.

The Spokesman for the centre, Mr Emeka Monday, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Enugu on Tuesday.

Monday said the measure became necessary, following Monday’s attack on the police headquarters and correctional centre in Owerri, the Imo capital.

According to him, the centre is working with other sister security agencies to provide maximum security around the Enugu correctional centre.

“We are aware of what happened in Imo and have put certain measures in place to ensure that such an ugly incident does not happen here.

“We are on alert and will resist any jailbreak attempt. For now, the centre is secured and safe,” Monday said. (NAN)