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PDP Chieftain, Dr Nnamani Says Tinubu In Good Health

Ahead of next year’s presidential election, the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Cooperation and Integration in Africa/NEPAD, Senator Chimaroke Nnamani, Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Enugu East, has stated that the All Progressives Congress, APC, candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, is in good health.

Senator Nnamani, a prominent Medical Doctor and Surgeon, stated in a statement that Tinubu has no problems with his health, claiming that the former Lagos State Governor’s health is unaffected in any manner.

Nnamani who was the former Enugu State governor welcomed the APC Presidential candidate back to Nigeria and praised Tinubu’s political savvy and savviness.

Nnamani said: “ I join millions of our people in welcoming  Tinubu home.” It is to God’s glory that he returned in superb health.

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“I continue to strongly condemn those who wallow in ignorance in celebration of real and phantom infirmities,” Nnamani said.

”Rather, I lend my voice in celebration of his giant strides in governance, reforms, and locality administration in all its spheres. I salute his political deftness and sagacity.”

 Dr Nnamani added: “ As a medical professional, with honour  , I attest to his good health and capacity.” Tinubu has a robust general system, acute awareness of his holistic environment, political and in all its ramifications.

“A bubbling and vivacious personality, his confidence is easily apparent, shared, and transferable.” Engaging him clearly demonstrates good health, energy, and readiness to rumble, “Nnamani said.”

The health of the All Progressive Congress, APC presidential candidate for the 2023 election, Ashiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has been the talk of many Nigerians since he declared interest to run for the nation’s number citizen.

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