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2019: What Ambode said about Tinubu while declaring for second term

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Governor of Lagos State, Akinwunmi Ambode, has thanked the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), for giving him the platform to serve the people of the state.

Ambode stated this during his public declaration for re-election in 2019.

The Governor spoke at the open ground in Alausa, while addressing party faithful, who thronged the place, told them that there was more to be done and he was not tired.

NAN reports that Ambode had earlier picked his nomination form for a second term at the APC Headquarters in Abuja.

“In these three and a half years as your governor, I have seen visible proof that we can achieve unbelievable things when we all come together with no more than our belief in our dreams.

“We achieved because you believed. But there is still a lot more to be done. But I am not daunted. I am not tired and I am sure you feel the same way because we all envision a better Lagos, a Lagos of our dreams.

“I ask you to believe again, and together, let’s achieve more.

“Exactly four years ago, I called on you to join me in a journey of selfless service to build a secure and prosperous Lagos State driven by a vibrant economy and supported by quality service, equity and justice.

“You believed in me and gave me your support.

“I thank all members of our great party, the All Progressives Congress; our political leaders, most especially our National Leader, Chief Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for giving me the platform to contribute to the further growth and development of our state,” Ambode said.

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