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‘Tinubu hates you’ – Amaechi tells Edo people
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‘Tinubu hates you’ – Amaechi tells Edo people

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The African Democratic Congress, ADC, vice presidential candidate, Rotimi Amaechi, has alleged that President Bola Tinubu hates the people of Edo State.

Amaechi made the allegation on Thursday during the ADC stakeholders Town Hall meeting in Benin, the state capital.

He attributed his allegation to the building of a new seaport in Ogun State, questioning the reason for many seaports in Nigeria.

According to him, the President embarked on the project for personal financial gain rather than local production needs.

“Tinubu just hates you. If Tinubu does not hate you, why is he building a new seaport in Ogun State? What goods are we producing to have many seaports?

“It’s not because he likes the Ogun people. It’s the money he will make out of the construction.

“If you want Tinubu to go, then go home because all the Returning Officers are human beings. They are Nigerians. Those who think bad and return fake results have suffered for four years,” Amaechi said.

‘Tinubu hates you’ – Amaechi tells Edo people

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