"APC Will Win Because We're The Only Party In Lagos" Says Bola Tinubu

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The National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, has said that his party will clear the polls because it is “the only party” in Lago State.
The ex-Governor of Lagos State spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria after casting his vote in the Saturday governorship/state Houses of Assembly election in Lagos.
“We are going to win because we are the only party in Lagos State. Others are pretenders — they come and they will go away. A leopard cannot change its skin.
“Lagos State belongs to the progressives; we are progressives and we will remain progressives,” he said.
Tinubu said that Lagos State had been the best in terms of economic development, insisting that right from his tenure as governor till date, the state has witnessed tremendous development.
“For Lagos, it has seen tremendous development since I was the governor. Before then, the highest Internally Generated revenue was N600m per month. Now, it is over N30bn.

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