Tinubu’s Manifesto Is Unique, Brand New – APC Presidential Campaign Council

The Presidential Campaign Council of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has said the policy document of its presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu, is unique.

The APC chieftain, however, accused the PDP of peddling the allegation of plagiarism to score cheap political gains.

He said: “You know politicians have a way of distracting their audience from the message. Management is management. I am a professional manager and I know the basic principles of management are planning, coordination and control.

“It would continue to be in existence till the end of time. Nobody is going to reinvent the wheel. Issues keep on chanw document that has incorporated some of the monumental challenges of the Nigeriaging. This manifesto is not a copy and paste. The manifesto is a brand nen state.

“There was no security challenge that was highlighted in the Hope 93 manifesto. There was no issue of the Maradi-Kano rail line in the 1993 hope manifesto. Nigeria of 1993 is different from Nigeria of today. Soon this administration would open the second Niger bridge.

“There was nothing like that in 1993. This is factual. So I want to dismiss in its entirety the comment made by the spokesperson of the other campaign organization. They have the right to talk because we are already ahead in the competition.

“And when you are ahead of a competition, you should respect those behind you to try as much as possible to shrink your own share of the market share.

He said: “It is the most important election in this country for many reasons. This is a period in the world when the global economy is going through a drastic change. No nation in the world is isolated and isolated from the global phenomenon of economy, climate change and most importantly bringing the country together.

“This is a ticket that has been misconstrued, this is a ticket that would make the nation better than what it is today. This is a ticket that would end the political identity politics.”

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