The All Progressives Congress (APC) has provided an explanation for the absence of Bola Tinubu from the Arise TV town hall.
The Tinubu/Shettima Presidential Campaign Council’s (PCC) Festus Keyamo released a statement on Sunday night.
According to the Minister of Labor and Employment, the former governor of Lagos was unable to attend due to his busy schedule.
Keyamo pointed out that numerous radio and television networks in Nigeria had expressed interest in holding these discussions.
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He declared that out of respect for them, Tinubu wouldn’t choose which networks he appeared on and ignored others.
Keyamo stated to the populace that Tinubu “would treat all persons and businesses fairly and equally” as president.
He said;
Secondly, the busy and hectic campaign schedules of Asiwaju Tinubu will not permit him to honour all such invitations by different radio and TV networks.
Keyamo previously stated that Tinubu had town hall meetings with the business community and other stakeholders in Kano and with private sector players in Lagos after releasing his Action Plan.
The standard bearer will connect with agricultural and commodity groups in Minna, Niger State, on Monday, according to the release.
Nigerians would hear from Tinubu “loud and clear through other forums,” the APC promised.
