The president raised the hand of the candidate and admonished the people to give their votes to his likely successor in the February 25 election.
Tinubu on his part promised “peace, security and prosperity” promising to ensure that the state is mainstream if he’s elected.
He advised the people not to vote for the opposition.
“Would you vote for lie lie people? They lie too much,” Tinubu said, adding “they don’t deserve your vote.”
He said, “We came to assure you of the unbroken hope, of breaking the shackles; shackles of poverty, shackles of ignorance and loneliness and those who will never tell the truth.
“West-East Road, tick it, completed. Infrastructural renewal, done. Rail line on.
“They shared the booty of electricity generation and distribution that must be strengthened, renewed and be serviceable to the people.
“We don’t want that anymore. And they want to come back? They want to come back with those lies? Would you vote for them?
“The other day their leader asked a question, what did you do to make money? He said he’s a car dealer whereas in the civil service regulations, you can only do agriculture.
“In it you search, no car dealership. Lie number one.
“Final confession came this last weekend by their National Chairman. He confessed on open television that their party, it is true, their party ruined, destroyed the hope of all Nigerians.
“You heard it yourself from Iyorchia Ayu, from his mouth. You heard it or you didn’t hear it?
“You did not have social media? Would you vote for a party whose national chairman confessed to such a heinous crime?
“We are going to prudently manage and increase your revenue generation capacity,” Tinubu said.