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Wednesday, 8 April 2015

Igbo Traders In Lagos Shuts Down Shops To Meet & Endorse Akinwunmi Ambode

Amid the Oba Akiolu‘s anti-Igbo comments that sparked public outrage, Igbo traders from Alaba Interna­tional Market in Lagos yesterday, shut their shops to express solidarity with the governorship candidate of All Progressives Congress (APC) in La­gos, Akinwunmi Am­bode. Accompanied by Vice-President elect, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, Ambode was warmly received with cheers by the excited traders as they moved through the market.

Ambode expressed appreciation for the support, and promised a Lagos where dividends of governance will be given without discrimination. He then stressed that a vote for him and the APC in the guber­natorial poll is a vote for an improved Lagos, as that will make the state get even better in terms of growth and development.
“With the APC govern­ment at the centre, our economy is set to get a boost, and infrastructure is also set for a remarkable rise. But you know what? Lagos State has been our home, and we will largely benefit from this possibility only when we all vote for the APC at all levels in the state elections. It will be for the good of your busi­nesses, your livelihood and further prosperity. 
“My dear brothers and sisters, Lagos is moving to the next level, and with this commitment you have shown to support continu­ity, we shall reap the ben­efits together,” he assured.
While urging them to vote for the APC governor­ship candidate, Professor Osinbajo saluted the traders for the massive turnout, and tasked them to shun any form of ethnic bias ahead of the gubernatorial elections in the state.
“Bad governance doesn't know tribe, or religion, and fortunately, this is the same for good governance. Make una no do wayo vote next Saturday oh. Vote for the APC, vote for Ambode, to ensure that Lagos grabs this opportunity to get to the next level where every Nigerian in Lagos will en­joy,” Osinbajo said.
Credits: APC UK / Citizenconfidential.com 

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