‘President Tinubu, Trusted Pillar Of African’s Modern Democracy’- Chairman APC Spain

The Chairman, All Progressives Congress, APC, Spain Chapter has eulogised President Bola Tinubu, describing him as the trusted pillar of Africa’s modern democracy.

Prince Stephen Tella made the remark in an interview with news men in Lagos on Sunday.
Tella, who is also the General Secretary of the Committee of Diaspora Chairmen (CDC), said that  “President Tinubu is  a proven political prodigy of our time”.
He noted that the challenges in life had given the president the strength and ability to reshape the state of the nation in his first 100 days in office.
He described Tinubu as a great leader with the master plan of a new Nigeria.
He said: “Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a trusted pillar of African’s modern democracy most especially in Nigeria.
“Though I never met him one on one before but attended some political events where he was addressing us.
“Bringing new ideas  and figures has been his kind of person and he is capable of understanding people’s strength.
“His vision, his influence made Lagos a better place to live and do business, talking about the GDP, infrastructures, security, healthcare, education just to mention.
“Asiwaju BAT should be a programme or a unit course to study in this generation in the higher institutions.”
According to him, an average politician sees someone with a great potential as a threat but such  is not the way of  Tinubu.
“A lot of leaders are more into self glorification, they are more seen engaging their family members.
“What makes the president different is that he scouts for, discovers and gives  people the opportunity to showcase their gift and idea.
“Tinubu will  engage people and give them the room to implement what they can  offer,” he said.
Tella said Tinubu had the ability to achieve any set political objective no matter the obstacles or hurdles.
He said President Tinubu succeeded where others failed as he called for calm and positivity, especially among youths on the renewed hope agenda of the president.

NAN/Lateefah Ibrahim