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Why Buhari Has Already Won The February 2019 Presidential Election – Nwoye

Tony Nwoye Lauds Buhari’s Achievements As President
The All Progressives Congress’ governorship candidate in the 2017 election in Anambra State, Dr Tony Nwoye has said President Muhammadu Buhari had already won the February 16 presidential election.
He said Nigerians were only waiting for official result confirming the victory.
According to Nwoye who is also Chairman, Youth Mobilisation and Strategy of the Muhammadu Buhari Campaign Council, the President had done well for the country.
He cited the ongoing war against corruption as one of the President’s achievements.
He spoke while Anambra youths from three political parties -the All Progressives Grand Alliance,APGA, Peoples Democratic Party PDP, and APC- who said they had decided to unite for the President.
Nwoye said Buhari would win the election comfortably in Anambra and other states in the South-East.
Meanwhile, some Nigerians have continued to express concerns over the ability of Mr. Buhari to continue leading Nigeria beyond 2019 because of his health.
The President and his aides have however severally maintained that he is fit and able to govern the nation.
This is especially due to his performance in a recent special town hall meeting, hosted by Kadaria Ahmed, a media personality for the participants in the presidential elections, Naija News reports.
See one of those reactions:
President @MBuhari is a spectator at a town-hall interaction he should be bossing, while @ProfOsinbajo is doing all the talking. Members of the audience are intermittently applauding Osinbajo while Buhari remains quiet, watching his deputy's lips. WHAT A SHAME!!!#NgTheCandidates
— 'Fisayo Soyombo (@fisayosoyombo) January 16, 2019
