The APC USA Chapter has announced its Presidential Campaign Committee to work for the election of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the 2023 presidential election.

A statement signed by the Chairman of APC-USA, Professor Adesegun Labinjo, said that the committee is headed by Dr. Ekanem Umo and has Princess Titi Arojojoye as the Vice Chairwoman. Other prominent members of the committee include Judge Dele Alade, Mr. Tony Isama, Professor Adesegun Labinjo, Chief Emeka Molokwu, Dr. Charles Mambula, Mr. Farouk Salim, and Princess Aderemi Adebowale, among others.

Prof. Labinjo said that the committee members will work tirelessly for the success of Asiwaju Tinubu in the presidential election. He said that “APC is again faced with a known and a failed foe in Atiku Abubakar who has nothing to offer the country, and the country has nothing to expect from him”.

Prof. Labinjo said that Tinubu is the best candidate amongst the 2023 presidential candidates, “more experienced and more prepared for the job”. He expressed the belief that Tinubu will give Nigerians a new breath of life by tackling and ending the security woes of the country which will in turn lead to the quick revamping of the economy. “NIgeria needs a very robust reform and a new direction to fight insecurity and corruption, which we believe Asiwaju will achieve in his first term in office,” Labinjo said.

He assured that “APC-USA will drum up international support for Asiwaju Tinubu, and resist and counter any attempt to disparage his name or tarnish his character”.

Labinjo said that the APC-USA Presidential Campaign Committee will seek the counsel and tap into the wealth of experience of its advisors to achieve its objectives. The advisors include Chief Bisi Akande, Chief Oladele Ajomale, Senator Lawal Shuaibu and Chief Olumuyiwa Ogunleye.

Prof. Labinjo called on all Nigerians to vote massively for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2023 presidential election for the transformation, restructuring and rapid development of Nigeria.