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Group lauds Orji Kalu for mobilizing support for Tinubu in South-East
A group, Tinubu Support Organization (TSO), has commended Senate Chief Whip, Orji Kalu for mobilizing support for the actualization of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu’s presidency in the zone.
Mr. Franklin Ebere-Njoku, South-East Zonal Coordinator, Tinubu Support Organization (TSO), made the commendation in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Thursday in Abuja.
Ebere-Njoku described Kalu as a detribalized Nigerian, mobilizer, and visionary leader with enviable leadership qualities.
He called on well-meaning people of the South-East to join hands with the support group in electing Tinubu as President come 2023.
The TSO Zonal Coordinator, who reassured Kalu of the group’s determination to ensure the election of Tinubu, said they had the network and capacity to do it.
“We are hundred percent committed to Tinubu’s course and we have the spread and capacity to win the South-East.
“We are gaining ground and winning more people who truly appreciate the leadership track records of Tinubu,” he said.
Ebere-Njoku solicited continuous support and collaboration with Kalu and other stakeholders in the South-East to attain the desired victory.
He said that the group would not lose focus in the pursuit of its mandate, which is providing quality leadership which Tinubu represents.
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