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APC Campaign Storms Ebonyi, Targets 1.2m Votes

APC Campaign Storms Ebonyi, Targets 1.2m Votes

APC Campaign Storms Ebonyi, Targets 1.2m Votes. APC Campaign Storms Ebonyi, Targets 1.2m Votes •FG has set aside funding for renewable energy projects in eight locations, says Shettima •We won’t vote for sentiment, say Uzodimma, Umahi, Nwifuru Adedayo Akinwale in Abuja The.

APC Campaign Storms Ebonyi, Targets 1.2m Votes.

APC Campaign Storms Ebonyi, Targets 1.2m Votes •FG has set aside funding for renewable energy projects in eight locations, says Shettima •We won’t vote for sentiment, say Uzodimma, Umahi, Nwifuru Adedayo Akinwale in Abuja The campaign train •FG has set aside funding for renewable energy projects in eight locations, says Shettima •We won’t vote for sentiment, say Uzodimma, Umahi, Nwifuru Adedayo Akinwale in Abuja The campaign train of the All Progressives Congress (APC) on Monday stormed Abakaliki, Ebonyi state capital, with the ruling party targeting 1.2 million votes in the state to renew the mandate of President Bola Tinubu in the January 16 presidential election.

Speaking, Vice President Kashim Shettima said the administration had returned to Ebonyi to give an account of its work and to seek the renewal of its mandate to serve, defend and stand by the people.

He cited the Calabar-Ebonyi-Okigwe-Nasarawa-Abuja Superhighway, the Trans-Saharan Highway, and the bridge linking Ebonyi with Cross River State.

The vice president added that work was advancing on the Enugu-Abakaliki-Ogoja Expressway and the Ogoja-Arochukwu-Cross River Road. Shettima said funding had been set aside for renewable energy projects in eight locations across Ebonyi State to power homes and businesses. Shettima stated: “We have returned to seek the renewal of your mandate: to serve you, to defend you and to stand by you. “We have set aside funding for renewable energy projects in eight locations across the state.

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