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2019 election: What APC will do to win – Oyegun

National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, John Odigie-Oyegun, says the party would use its achievements as selling points ahead of the 2019 general elections.

Oyegun stated this on Saturday in a chat with newsmen at his residence in Abuja.

He also disclosed that the party would soon start preparation for its national convention this year to elect a new leadership, after the state congresses.

Oyegun said, “I will resume on Monday and we are going to hit the ground running. We all know that this year is obviously going to be an active year for elections.”

“I can say emphatically that the polity is settling down. I can say that the economy is recovering strongly and is clearly out of recession.

“I can say emphatically that in the practical areas that promote development, as distinct from roads, the policy of the party and its implementation are firmly well-grounded, whether you are talking of power supply without which no nation can develop, it has stabilised.

“There is still room for improvement. I am not saying that the problem has been entirely solved, but the commitment to the completion of the Mambila Power plant, which will contribute a third or half of our needs, is a major step forward.

“The bringing back on steam of projects that had been abandoned in the sector has contributed to raising the generation capacity to what it is today, about 6,000 to 7,000 megawatts.

“Also the strengthening of the distribution facilities is on-going, so power will continue to grow both in terms generation capacity and ability to deliver it to consumers.

“What, indeed, the Buhari administration has achieved is that it has stabilised the situation. It has started the process of substantial growth in power generation and distribution sectors.

“Secondly, it has started the revolution of developing functional railway transportation. It is railway transport that can kick start a meaningful industrial development in any nation.”

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