29th January, 2023
Less than one month before the presidential election in Nigeria, the Accord Party (AP) on Saturday in Lagos inaugurated its Presidential Campaign Council (PCC).
The 2023 Presidential and National Assembly elections are billed to be conducted on Feb. 25 while those of the governorship and state assemblies are billed for March 11, according to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)’s timetable.
The party, at the inauguration, handed its flag to its Presidential Candidate, Prof. Christopher Imumolen.
While receiving the flag, Imumolen said that Nigeria needed a visionary leader.
He said that the country was blessed and needed a leader that would rescue it.
“With a visionary leader, the youths who make up 70 per cent of the electorate will begin to have aspirations again.
“There is a need for a leader that would give the citizens a bright future and prepare them for the great harvest.
“Nigerians should begin to think of a new leader who has demonstrated selflessness and passion for the people, Imumolen said.
The national chairman of the party said that the PCC members were people of integrity who were loyal to the party and would deliver on their mandate.