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The National Women Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Dr. Betta Edu has assured the presidential candidate of the party, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, would secure majority votes in Cross River State in 2023. 

Edu spoke when the convener of Omaluegwuoku Progressive Initiative and Igbo Kwenu 4 Asiwaju Mrs Ginika Tor visited her in Calabar to drum support for the APC candidate. 

Represented during the visit by Mrs Lawrencia Ita, Edu assured that the people of the State are already working tirelessly to see to it that Tinubu becomes the President come 2023. 

The South-South Co-ordinator, of the group, Hon. Igo Okparanma, described Tor as an amazon who will stop at nothing to ensure the success of whatever she embarks on. 

Okparanma assured the electorates in Cross River of a good reward system considering the personality and pedigree of Tor championing the Tinubu cause. 

He appealed to the people to continue to advocate for Asiwaju/Shettima ticket for good governance. 

Commissioner representing Cross-River State at the Federal Character Commission, Hon. Atangba Nsor stressed the need for the emergence of Tinubu as President due to his antecedents as governor of Lagos State.

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