Speaking during an interview on Channels Television programme ‘Politics Today’ on Monday, the governor stated that he would use his connection with Nigerian youths to make sure they work for the victory of Tinubu.
Responding to questions on his appointment as the National Youth Coordinator of the Tinubu-Shettima Presidential Campaign Council, Yahaya praised Tinubu for finding him worthy of the role.
He said, “He (Tinubu) has seen my past performances and he knows that I am a party man to the core. I have said it severally that APC is my first political party and it will be my last political party. There is no reason why I will jump the gun.
“Learning from our leader, Bola Ahmed Tinubu our presidential candidate who has been very consistent. He is one politician that has been very sincere and consistent. He never changed political party, except when CAN was merging with other political parties to form this very treasure of ours today called APC”.
Speaking further Bello insisted that Tinubu is aware that he has the connection with the Nigerian youths to ensure victory in the upcoming election.
“He knows that I fit in very well and I am a square peg in a square hole who will galvanize, mobilise and coordinate all the Nigerian youths, irrespective of their backgrounds for the victory of our next general elections”.
“And surely, we are just waiting to fulfil all righteousness and then we shall march towards the villa by the grace of God to take over from President Muhammadu Buhari,” he added.
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