President Bola Ahmed Tinubu
NOLLYWOOD stars Zack Orji, Saidi Balogun and Foluke Daramola joined a list of creatives under the aegis of Ambassadors for Change Initiative to meet Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu over the week.
The popular film stars were received in audience by the APC presidential candidate where they expressed their support to his candidacy.
Zack Orji pledged that the group would stand by the APC presidential candidate until he wins the February 25, 2023 election.
“I have been in Lagos for many years and it has always been the safest place to stay in. It is a state where people from different parts of the country have found inclusion and accommodation,” he said.
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In the same vein, Saidi Balogun commended Tinubu for being a pathfinder and mentor of many other leaders, pointing out that those in political limelight today were products of Asiwaju’s mentoring and leadership.
In his response, Tinubu charged the film stars to double their efforts saying, “As entertainers and filmmakers, you represent a key channel of reaching the people and disseminating important messages. You are the ones to help sell our country at home and abroad so that people change their mindset about Nigeria. The entertainment industry is at the heart and soul of our country. You are the creative people, the thinkers and doers.”
Others present at the meeting include Gentle Jack, Danfo Driver and Benedict Johnson.
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