Tinubu’s Second Term ‘ll Earn Nigeria Ceaseless Growth, Says APC Chieftain 

Kemi Olaitan in Ibadan 

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Oyo State, Mr. Kehinde Olaosebikan, has expressed confidence that the second term of President Bola Tinubu will guarantee ceaseless growth and development in Nigeria.

Olaosebikan, who served as the Chief Press Secretary (CPS) to late Oyo State Governor Lam Adesina from 1999 to 2003, while speaking with journalists in Ibadan Sunday, said the president would at the end of his second term in 2031, give Nigeria a Nigerian with the leadership qualities of a former Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, as his successor for ceaseless progress of the evolving new and greater Nigeria just as he did in Lagos State in 2007.

He described the gang up by some politicians of northern extraction against the president as pointless, counterproductive and anti-development, as he said the full utilisation of the constitutionally allowed two terms for President Tinubu was in the best interest of the north and the country, generally. 

He maintained that the president would not only leave the country far better but ensure sustained growth and development through strategic leadership transition.

At the expiration of the second term in 2031, Tinubu, according to Olaosebikan, would deploy his time-tested stratagems, hand over the baton of leadership to the best, and most competent Nigerian.

According to him, ‘’With the far-reaching policies and audacious steps being taken by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu that are already leading to unprecedented growth of our economy, industry and commerce, what he needs from all of us, both the north and the south, is our total support and prayer.

‘’And for a leader with proven antecedents of attaining and sustaining successes seamlessly,’’ Olaosebikan submitted that it was certain that Nigeria was in excellent hands without any fear of any form of relapse when he leaves office.

He then appealed to those he described as agitators to end their bitterness and hate against the president and join the overwhelming majority of Nigerians already supporting and working for his much deserved and desired second term.    

Olaosebikan noted that against all political permutations and expectations, Tinubu as a former governor of Lagos State in 2007, strategically made the outstandingly brilliant lawyer, highly organised and ever objective administrator, Fashola, who was eventually adjudged as the best man for the job, the governor of Lagos State.

“Building on the solid foundation laid by Tinubu, Fashola, followed by all his successors consolidated on the policies and programmes of Tinubu and progressively developing Lagos State, making it a model for other states in Nigeria in virtually all aspects of life. From an internally generated revenue of about N600 million in 1999 (like most states then), Lagos State now generates over N100 billion in a month. 

“The state, the second biggest economy in Africa, generated over N1.3 trillion internally in 2024,” he said. 

Olaosebikan, a former Chairman of Oluyole Local Government Area in Oyo State, added that if President Tinubu could accomplish and sustain such unmatched feats in Lagos State for 26 years, the greatness being established for Nigeria by the present government would be permanent.

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    Oyebanji: No Division in Ekiti APC

    Oyebanji: No Division in Ekiti APC

    Adedayo Akinwale in Abuja

    The Governor of Ekiti State,  Biodun Oyebanji, has maintained that there is no division in the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state contrary to the speculation in the media.

    Oyebanji disclosed this yesterday  in Abuja after submitting his nomination and expression of interest forms to seek re-election in the 2026 governorship election in Ekiti State.

    He added that he also maintained cordial relationship with the former Governor of the state, especially his predecessor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi.

    On the allegation of division within the party in the state, the governor noted: “The beauty of democracy is freedom of expression. People are entitled to their opinions, but the massive show of support we have here today does not reflect a divided party. 

    “Former governors, deputy governors, National Assembly members, local government chairmen, and other stakeholders are united behind the APC in Ekiti State. Ours is one of the strongest chapters in the country.

    “As for my relationship with former Governor Fayemi, it remains cordial. He is actively involved in party activities and will attend our forthcoming stakeholders’ meeting in Ekiti. Talk of division is mere propaganda. Ekiti APC remains united and indivisible.”

    Oyebamiji recalled that when he came to campaign three years ago, it was on the mantra of continuity for shared prosperity — building on the work of past administrations and creating an ecosystem that delivers prosperity to our people.

    According to him, in less than three years, “we have achieved close to 80 per cent completion of inherited projects, because these projects belong to the people and were funded with public resources.”

    Oyebamiji said: “We have also created conditions for productivity. A people who are not productive cannot prosper. So, we put in place the building blocks for productivity — infrastructure, electricity, and healthcare. For example, more than 60 communities that had been in darkness for nearly two decades have now been connected to the grid.

    “We believe strongly that productivity also requires a robust healthcare system. From primary to tertiary levels, we have upgraded facilities across the state. 

    “We also ensure parity in remuneration, paying doctors and health workers at state level what their federal counterparts earn, while also keeping up with gratuities and pensions.

    “Beyond infrastructure and welfare, we are reforming the workforce to restore trust in government. Trust in leadership is critical, and I want to be remembered as a governor who kept his promises.

    “Looking ahead, one area I am determined to improve further is education. My desire is to see modern learning tools, such as electronic boards, in all schools in Ekiti State. 

    ‘Education remains the pathway to productivity and prosperity, and we will focus more on innovation and technology to prepare our people for the challenges of the 21st century.”

    Also, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele stressed that the governor has delivered on infrastructure, human capital development, and stability. 

    He said all stakeholders in Ekiti — past governors, current and former lawmakers, and leaders across party lines — are on the same page, saying this is the first time we are seeing such broad consensus.

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