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APC will win 2023 elections with youths’ support – Buratai

By John Ojoagbene·September 20, 2022·1 min read·50 views

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Former Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Tukur Buratai, said the All Progressives Congress (APC) is the party to beat in 2023. The retired General declared that the APC has all its takes to win the elections. Buratai made the comment at the Progressives Young Leaders Summit in Abuja on Monday. He urged youths to encourage voters to support the APC so as to secure their future and boost Nigeria’s growth. “You must mobilise the electorate to ensure that they come out en masse to vote for the right candidate. “I believe you know who I am referring to. The APC with the good support of the youth is the party to beat,” NAN quoted him saying. Buratai further advised young citizens to be actively involved in the development process of the country. Former Chief of Air Staff, Marshal Abubakar Sadique said youths can not afford to take the back seat ahead of 2023. Daily Post

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