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Tinubu’s campaign group SWAGA launches Lagos chapter
Supporters of APC national leader Bola Ahmed Tinubu are gathering in Lagos to inaugurate the state chapter of the Southwest Agenda for Asiwaju (SWAGA) organisation ahead of the 2023 general election.
In a statement by Kafilat Ogbara, secretary of the group, made available to reporters yesterday, a week-long event—from October 2 to 9—will be launched under the aegis of South-West Agenda for Asiwaju 2023 (SWAGA’23).
SWAGA’23 has already been launched in Oyo, Ogun, Osun and Ekiti states. They’re all begging the former governor to join the presidential race.
The statement said the inauguration would be led by the GAC leaders in Lagos, its executive council, national and state houses of assembly members and all political heavyweights in the state.
“It is indeed a payback time for our national leader, who has through his years of service contributed to the lives of many others and today you can see his footprints across the country.
“We shall continue to appeal to him to contest for President because governance is not what to be experimented with.”
“Therefore, we need an experienced man, who understands the diverse nature of the Nigerian economy,” the statement said.
According to the statement, the visiting national delegates would be led by former Sen. Dayo Adeyeye.
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