Mathew Oyerinmade (MATO) congratulates APC Presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu, says his excellent performance at the primary indicates wide acceptability of his pragmatic leadership
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and a Senatorial aspirant in just concluded Ondo South Senatorial Primary in Ondo State, Mr. Mathew Oyerinmade fondly called MATO, has congratulated Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu over his victory at the APC Presidential primary held at Eagle Square in Abuja recently.
MATO while congratulating Asiwaju Bola Tinubu described his outstanding and excellent performance at the primary as an indication of Tinubu’s wide acceptability across the nation.
He said, “the result margin between Bola Tinubu who got the first position and Rt. Hon. Rotimi Ameachi who got the second position at the 2023 presidential election primary has shown to the whole world that Tinubu is the political avant-garde of Nigeria”.
MATO also stressed that the emergence of Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu as presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), had softened the land for the APC in winning the 2023 presidential election including National and State Assembly elections.
In a release made made available to Coastal Renaissance news on Thursday said the outcome of the primary election had shown that Tinubu’s leadership stride cut across the country and well accepted.
“Tinubu’s leadership style and approach is well accepted across Nigeria”.
MATO specially thanked South West Governors using Governor Akeredolu as a point of contact being the Chairman Governors’ Forum from the zone and other leaders in and outside the party for their cooperations in ensuring that a Southerner clinched the ticket of the party, APC. He further appreciated all the Northern Governors who stood by the principle of conventional zoning arrangement, he also hailed all Northern politicians whose leaders unanimously stood by conventional zoning arrangement thereby making it possible for a Southern candidate to emerge as this will forster unity in the APC and Nigeria at large.
