APC Chairman of Diaspora Chairmen, Tunde Doherty, urges Nigerians to Vote Tinubu, APC Candidates



Hon. Tunde Doherty, The Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), UK Chapter,,, and Chairman of Diaspora Chairmen, (CDC) urges all Nigerians to remain calm and vote for Asiwaju Tinubu and all APC candidates across the nation.


With the upcoming general elections, tensions are high, and there are concerns about violence and electoral malpractices. The Chairman calls on all Nigerians to exercise their civic responsibility by coming out en masse to vote for the APC and its candidates.


"We urge Nigerians to remain calm and peaceful in the lead-up to the elections. We understand that there may be differences in opinions and preferences, but it is important that we put the interest of the country first," the Chairman said.



"Asiwaju Tinubu has a proven track record of leadership and dedication to the development of Nigeria. He is a candidate who has the vision and the skills to take the country to the next level. We are confident that he will deliver on his promises and provide the leadership that Nigeria needs," he added.


The Chairman also assured Nigerians that the APC is committed to free, fair, and credible elections. "We want Nigerians to have confidence in the electoral process and to know that their votes will count. We are committed to ensuring that the process is transparent and credible, and we call on all stakeholders to play their part in ensuring a peaceful and successful election."


He urged all Nigerians to come out and vote for the APC and its candidates, saying, "Let us come together as a nation and support the APC and its candidates. Let us work towards a better future for Nigeria and ensure that our country continues to thrive."


The Chairman concluded by saying, "We want to assure all Nigerians that the APC is committed to ensuring the welfare and wellbeing of all citizens. Let us all come out and vote for the APC and its candidates on Election Day."

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