2019: Lauretta Listed Buhari’s achievement, Says APC Will Win With 13M votes

Lauretta Onochie, President Muhammadu Buhari’s Aide on Social Media has listed how she thinks over 13 million citizens will vote for President Muhammadu Buhari in the upcoming 2019 Presidential election.

Onochie listed on her Twitter handle 500,000 N-Power beneficiaries as well as 625,000 farmers from the Burhari’s Anchor borrowing programme.

She listed further two million petty traders receiving the Buhari collateral free loan and parents of 8.5 million children benefiting from the School Feeding Programme.

Others she listed include 900,000 cooks engaged for the School Feeding Programme, 100,000 farmers supply foodstuffs for the school feeding programme, and over 400,000 poor families receiving the Buhari conditional cash transfer.

She also tweeted that “As APC prepares to take Delta and Akwa Ibom states, mass defection across Delta state from PDP to APC, looming.

“This is just one Ward at Umunede in Ika North East of Delta state yesterday. We’ve had enough! We must #End20YearsOfPDPMiseryIn in Delta state, she tweeted.

Credit : Daily Post

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