The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Abdullahi Adamu said the party is confident of victory at Saturday’s presidential and National Assembly elections.

Adamu spoke at a briefing organised by his office in Abuja.

He said despite the suit challenging the cash swap policy of the Federal Government, the party will go into the elections as a united house.

He said: “As you are very much aware, in the last few months, our party, the APC and its presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu have been traversing every part of the country campaigning and soliciting for the support of Nigerians ahead of the coming general elections.

“During these campaign rallies, in all the places we visited, we were greeted by a massive turnout of supporters and loyalists which has confirmed the fact that we are the biggest party in Nigeria.

“Just yesterday (Tuesday), we held our final mega rally in Lagos. The number of our supporters who turned out for the rally gives me cause for joy.

“I am convinced that with what I have seen across the country, victory at Saturday’s election belongs to the APC," he said.

He said campaign rallies by the APC have provided opportunities for the party to explain to Nigerians the policies and programmes of the APC for the next four years.

“We laid before the voters how we intend to build on the legacies of President Mohammadu Buhari, GCFR in the area’s infrastructural development, agriculture, security and youth development.

“We told Nigerians to have confidence in the ability of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu to bring renewed hope to them.

“I assure every Nigerian that the next APC administration will not only build on monumental achievements of the past eight years, it will open new areas of development for the Country,” Adamu said.

In keeping with APC’s commitment to a peaceful electoral system, according to Adamu, the party ran an issue-based and hitch-free campaign that was devoid of mudslinging and other provocative acts.

He said: “We focussed on issues that are of concern to Nigerians and assured them that the APC has everything it takes to reset the country towards renewed.

“In spite of many provocations from the other parties, the APC resolved that what was important to Nigerians is not the amount of mud we can throw at each other but what ideas we bring to the table.

“In this connection, we assure that the APC remains committed to implementing ideas that will continue to make Nigeria the biggest economy in Africa,” Adamu promised. (The Nation)

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