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Tinubu never promised Nigerians Eldorado, opposition lack original ideas – Presidency
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Tinubu never promised Nigerians Eldorado, opposition lack original ideas – Presidency

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President Bola Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Media and Public Communication, Sunday Dare, on Monday declared that the president never promised Nigerians Eldorado before assuming office.

Dare made the remark in a post on X while faulting the opposition’s campaign against Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

According to the presidential aide, the opposition lacks original ideas and has no blueprint to base its campaigns on, aside from attacking Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

He wrote: “Campaigning against the results and impact of the Renewed Hope Agenda is now their stock in trade. No original ideas. No blueprint.

“President Tinubu did not promise Eldorado in 3 years. No country solved its challenges in 4 years. It’s always a journey.

“The opposition continues to attack the successful and bold decisions of President Tinubu. We will continue to point the results out and defend them.

“We will make Nigerians understand deeply that the rebuilding of the pillars of our economy is ongoing and those eager to gain power are desperadoes who have nothing to offer except their greed for power.

“Thank you, Ada, for the bitter truth spoken. But more for the light you have brought to what they want to hide.”

Tinubu never promised Nigerians Eldorado, opposition lack original ideas – Presidency

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