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For Sacrificing The APC VP Slot, Senator Saraki Commends Bola Tinubu

Senator Abubakar Bukola Saraki has commended the National Leader of our party, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for what he described as “the sacrifice and contribution to the development of APC and democracy in Nigeria.”

Statement issued Wednesday to NewsWireNGR reads, “No doubt, from his [Tinubu] precedents as a forward-thinking Governor of Lagos State, and his profile as one of the foremost democrats in Nigeria, the people of the South-West and a large block of voters wanted Asiwaju as running mate to General Buhari.”

He said, historically,” the South-West is known not to pay attention to religion but competence when picking candidates for positions, but due to Tinubu’s belief in the Nigerian project which he sees as bigger than any individual interest, he made it clear that we cannot ignore the current happenings around the country that require that as a party, we must take extra caution and be sensitive to every ethnicity and religion by picking a Christian candidate.”

“Despite what has been reported on the pages of some news paper, some of us privy to the happenings behind closed doors attest to the leadership role of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu which led to the emergence of Osinbajo, an erudite scholar and a dogged advocate of the people.”

The senator further congratulated Professor Yemi Osinbajo on his emergence as the Vice Presidential candidate/running mate of General Muhammad Buhari under the All Progressive Congress (APC).

The emergence of Professor Yemi Osinbajo – a Professor of Law; a well-ranked academician; a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN); and a committed Pastor of unquestionable integrity from South-West Nigeria further attests to the commitment of the All Progressive Congress to fairness and equality.

Most importantly, his statement continued, “I must also commend other leaders of the APC who have continuously made sacrifices in the interest of the party and Nigeria at large. Leaders like Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, Alhaji Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and Owelle Rochas Okorocha who on Thursday December 11,2014 after the presidential primaries made similar sacrifices by pledging their support to General Buhari, contrary to speculations by naysayers that the APC would implode either after the primary or in the course of the nomination of it’s Vice-Presidential candidate.”

The senator said APC has once again demonstrated that national interests are paramount in the guiding principle of the party, as opposed to personal ambition.

He concluded by congratulating all party stakeholders most especially the Presidential Candidate for the success of the process in the selection of the Vice-Presidential candidate; this process has once again demonstrated to Nigerians the preparedness of APC to run an efficient and transperent government putting to shame those that have said the party was made up of people with personal ambitions.
Senator Abubakar Bukola Saraki (C.O.N)

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