
By Elohor Igbru
Bola Tinubu, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has continued the tradition of unbridled campaign promises but which are hardly fulfilled or even totally denied after election.
The APC candidate said on Wednesday during his campaign rally in Kogi that he will says he will “resuscitated” the Ajaokuta Steel Plant and dredge the River Niger if elected.
But most Nigerians know this is only a campaign promise that dried out as soon as it is uttered.
President Muhammadu Buhari openly denied his party’s (APC) campaign manifesto immediately he was elected into office based on those same promises.
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“Hope is here. Ajaokuta resuscitation will be done. Dredging of the Niger River will be done. Agriculture will be the source of our prosperity. North-central has the potential for great mineral industrialisation; we will work on that,” Tinubu said.
More promises
“They even rejoiced when you cannot sell your products. You will never see hardship in your lives. You will see prosperity, you will see progress. This is your determination; I want you to multiply it. On the 25th of February, there will be a vote for the president, senators, and house of representatives members. It is in your hands now.

“But we have come to remind you, whether by Keke Napep or by bicycle or even with your legs, you should go there in the morning. Cast your vote and be vigilant. Do your part; play your own role.
“I guarantee you I know how to do it. I am smarter than their candidate. I am the frontrunner, the best candidate. I know the road. I am a man who knows how to develop wealth, a man who keeps promises,” Tinubu yelled into the microphone.