He furthermore said, that Tinubu’s government would accelerate reforms made by the Buhari’s administration after 2023.
According to Ngelale, unlike the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, the APC has a good foundation for Tinubu to run on.
He said Tinubu will be campaigning on an armament that has been conducted by the President Muhammadu Buhari in the last seven years.
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Ngelale said Tinubu will build on the successful record of Buhari in the security and agricultural sectors.
“Tinubu is not Buhari, his name is not President Muhammadu Buhari. His plans will not be the same with Buhari’s, what we are saying is that Tinubu will add value to the reforms that had already been undertaken by Buhari.”
Meanwhile, The governor of Edo state, Godwin Obaseki, has said that the internal security in the country is at risk because the security system is controlled solely by the Federal Government.
He, however, noted that Edo State was largely crime-free due to the security interventions put in place by his government in collaboration with Federal security agencies.
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Governor Obaseki disclosed this at the Women in Security Conference, organized by a body of professional security experts, ASIS International, in Lagos, on Thursday.
Speaking at the conference with the theme, ‘Developing Resilient Leaders for an Expanding Security Industry’, the Edo governor said women needed to be involved in the security system of the country because they tended to suffer a great deal of the burden of a failed security system.
He said, “The security structure is not aligned with the federal structure, because all the security operatives are controlled by the Federal Government. As a unit in the federal structure, it is an anomaly.
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“You should have to police at the Federal, state, and Local Government Areas. We will continue to put pressure on the government to devolve security.
“When the security system of a country fails, the greatest burden falls on women. The fall-outs, the challenges, and the pains are on women. We can’t have a security system without women in our structure.”
