APC focused on common man’s welfare – Osinbajo | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

Osinbajo’s spokesman, Laolu Akande, in a statement on Friday in Abuja, said the vice president said this while receiving a delegation of the APC Professionals Forum at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

“Which is why we have the big programmes like the Social Investment Programmes, the largest of its kind in the continent and several of such other programmes that emphasise how serious we take the lot of the common man. Osinbajo said that the APC is determined to ensure the country’s further growth and development as the party carried with it, the hopes and expectations of millions of Nigerians.

“It is the role this Professional Forum must take on to itself; and what it entails aside from that logical objective of the forum; what it entails is actually defining in writing in various ways what our party stands for.” “If the professionals cannot do that, then our party becomes all comers, anything goes so long as we have a platform to run for political office; but I think that we, especially professionals, have a unique advantage.

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Stop lying, pastor. God doesn't like a liar

I know the area APC failed, nobody is perfect..In the area of Welfare they passed. They did well,for me I scored APC 85%...WE ARE COMING OUT STRONG THIS TIME AROUND!

Since when did they focus on this? Baba should have just said 'APC will focus on common man's welfare' since their matter is always in the future.

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