Makinde takes marketing campaign to Plateau, pledges to reset safety

The presidential candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) and the Governor of Oyo state, Seyi Makinde has promised to repair insecurity if elected in 2027, urging Nigerians to hitch him construct a nation that works for everyone.
“So, join me in building a Nigeria that will work for you, work for me and work for our children,” he stated.

Makinde made the pledge on Monday on the APM presidential marketing campaign rally in Jos, Plateau state, charging voters to take the reset agenda to their items.

“Security is a serious pillar of the RESET Agenda. Once we begin attracting vacationers, our financial system on the Plateau will develop, and we are going to create jobs for our teeming youths.

“So, please, go back to your various units and spread the RESET message. Elections are won at the unit level. Go back to your units with the RESET message. If Nigeria is not working for you, then let us reset it. When we reset Nigeria, we will have a country that works for everybody, ” he stated.

On his half, the vice presidential candidate of the social gathering, Lawal Daura, stated the marketing campaign group was in Plateau State to understand the individuals and solicit their assist forward of the 2027 presidential election. He expressed confidence that Plateau would give the social gathering appreciable assist, notably due to its strategic significance within the North-Central geopolitical zone.

“Plateau has been a state of peace and tranquillity, a home of tourism where anything good used to be found. Personally, years back, I used to visit the Plateau at least three times a year,” Daura stated.

He, nevertheless, expressed optimism that the state of affairs could possibly be reversed, assuring the those who the APM had a decided agenda to revive peace and growth within the state and the nation.

“Unfortunately, some people have tried to spoil the Plateau. But we are here with our resolute agenda to set things right for the Plateau and for Nigeria,” the vice-presidential candidate added.