By Adamu Abuh, Abuja 02 August 2022 | 6:38 am As the 2023 poll draws nearer, the Women leader of the ruling All progressive congress (APC), Dr Betta Edu says the presidential candidate of the party Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu would sweep the votes in Cross River state. As the 2023 poll draws nearer, the Women leader of the ruling All progressive congress (APC), Dr Betta Edu says the presidential candidate of the party Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu would sweep the votes in Cross River state. Edu gave the assurance in Calabar during the town hall meeting convened by Mrs Ginika Tor led Omaluegwuoku Progressive Initiative. Represented by Mrs Lawrencia Ita, Edu assured that a large number of Calabarians are already working tirelessly to see to it that Tinubu becomes the President of Nigeria come 2023. She applauded Tor who is also the initiator of Igbo Kwenu 4 Asiwaju for taking it upon herself to visit Calabar with such an amazing initiative. The South-South Co-ordinator, Hon. Igo Okparanma described Tor as an amazon who will stop at nothing to ensure the success of whatever she embarks on. Okparanma assured the electorates in Cross River a good reward system considering the personality and pedigree of Tor championing the Tinubu cause. He thereby implored the people to continue to advocate for Asiwaju/Shettima ticket for it is an assurance ticket for good governance. Commissioner representing Cross-River State at the Federal Character Commission, Hon. Atangba Nsor stressed the need for the emergence of Tinubu as President due to his antecedents as governor of Lagos state. Latest 35 mins ago The founder and chief executive officer of Valleytop Communications Limited Mr. Andrew Odoe has launched a social networking platform, Valutok to enrich its users financially for their daily activities on the platform. Odoe spoke on his drive towards the initiative, linking it to the pandemic era and the financial struggles that people were faced with… 36 mins ago A United States drone strike killed Al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri at a hideout in the Afghan capital, President Joe Biden said Monday, adding “justice had been delivered” to the families of the September 11, 2001 attacks. 55 mins ago Beyonce has responded to criticism from disability rights activists and online backlash by removing an insensitive remark from her new album, “Renaissance.” The 40-year-old singer received glowing reviews for her dance-inspired seventh studio album when it was released on Friday, but she faced backlash over the weekend after listeners pointed out that the song “Heated”… 1 hour ago The death toll from flooding in eastern Kentucky rose to 37 on Monday as more rain hampered recovery operations and possible severe weather overnight threatened to provoke further damage. 1 hour ago China’s population will begin to shrink by 2025, officials have said, as family sizes grow smaller and citizens age.
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