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A Tale Of Two Captains: Vote One And Get One Free, City Boy Features Golden Boy(Photo)

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A Tale Of Two Captains: Vote One And Get One Free, City Boy Features Golden Boy(Photo)

By Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah.11/5/2022.

The age-old game of “buy one, get one free” is one of the most well-known marketing methods. You already know that shoppers appreciate promotions and reduced costs.

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That is when the concept of Buy One, Get One Free (BOGOF) was developed.

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BOGOF is a tried-and-true sales strategy with distinct needs. It inculcates a feeling of urgency among customers, encouraging them to make a purchase. Without a doubt, the Buy One, Get One Free method is an excellent discount tactic for attracting customers.

The All Progressives Congress, APC, is selling to Nigerians, like a good salesperson, City Boy Asiwaju Bola Tinubu for president and Senator Kashim Shettima, the Golden Boy, as his running mate. The APC is certain that its frontrunners have the ability to make the required adjustments to the polity.

Indeed, the pairing is special because both candidates have a long history of work experience in the private sector and are skilled financial experts.

Asiwaju Tinubu, a prominent accountant and politician, formerly served as governor of Lagos State. He worked for organizations such as Arthur Andersen, Deloitte, Haskins & Sells, and GTE Services Corporation, as well as Mobil, where he subsequently became an executive. Asiwaju is known as the City Boy for a reason: he is a qualified technocrat who has built cities out of trash in Lagos.

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Then there’s Senator Kashim Shettima, a Nigerian banker and shrewd politician who once served as Governor of Borno State. Shettima has served in five ministries as a commissioner, banker, and financial expert. Whatever he touches turns to gold, earning him the moniker “Golden Boy.”

This is what set apart these two captains, who have thrived in their respective leadership roles.

Only Lagos and Borno have successive governments of continuity out of the 36 states of the federation. Prior to the arrival of Shettima in Borno State, Tinubu enjoyed this unusual advantage for years as the only Governor who has produced successors who have followed the master plan of the state.

Every governor has always struggled with their beneficiaries, which has slowed progress in most states and resulted in a lack of project continuity.

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Borno State teachers benefit from an amazing housing program that makes them the envy of all states, and the state’s schools are now models for the entire federation.

Lagos has built cities thanks to Tinubu’s guidance and the foundation he provided, making it the next UPCOMING wonder of the world in nearly every way. Its Nollywood industry is even rumored to be larger than the Hollywood industry in the United States.

The United States hosts his highest mission house away from American soil in Eko Atlantic, the blue rail, and the Lagos monorail project is no longer a vision of the future; it operates as intended. Local governments in Lagos are now undertaking projects that states would never consider.

Professors in Borno States are treated like kings and live like royalty as a result of the state’s education-friendly policies. Borno State is now on the global map as a result of its incredible development progress.

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This APC presentation is a fantastic pair; the two previous governors were able to not only administrate efficiently as executives but also choose strong successors, ensuring that the growth of their respective states is solid today.

The APC is doing a big promotion: vote one and get one free.

Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah is the Chairman and Principal of Bush Radio Academy.

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