Silicon Valley boss says Americans expect Tinubu at economic summit

* Hails his victory at appeal court

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Silicon Valley Nigeria Economic Development (SV-NED); and founder, Iconic Asiwaju Women/Men of Substance, Chief Aminat Temitope Ajayi, has said America is waiting for President Bola Tinubu at its economic summit, even as she lauded the Presidential Election Petition Court, for affirming Tinubu as the validly elected President of Nigeria.

In an over 12-hour judgment, a five panel of judges, led by Haruna Tsammani, in his lead judgment, dismissed all the three petitions of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Labour Party (LP) and the Allied Peoples Movements (APM) and their presidential candidates challenging Tinubu’s election Ajayi, who is popularly called Mama Diaspora, urged President Tinubu, presidential candidates of the PDP, Atiku Abubakar; his LP counterpart, Peter Obi and the candidate of APM, Princess ChiChi Ojei; other political parties and their candidates and all Nigerians to rally round President Tinubu to move Nigeria forward.

Ajayi, the Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of Silicon Valley Nigeria Economic Development (SV-NED), told President Tinubu that Americans, including Diaporans, were waiting to receive him during the forthcoming Economic Summit of the United Nations in New York, United States of America.

According to her, Tinubu displayed unquantifiable patriotism and passion for the development of Nigerians when he went to India to woo foreign investors even when the presidential election petition judgment was yet to be given.

He stated that Tinubu will revive Nigeria’s economy.

She said: “As Nigerians, we should come together with a renewed hope to support the present administration, so that the stability of our united support will also be an attraction point for foreign investors from America and other countries. Africa is the focus of the world now. Investing in Africa is the focus of the industrialised nations because of Africa’s arable land, intellectual property, and human capital.

“I have been telling Nigerians that we have a great leader, who will turn this country around for the better. First, he is an accountant and an excellent financial manager and knows the language of success. The language of success for a country includes foreign investments. It shows he is a leader. He is going out to seek help for his children to eat. He did not sit down and listen to the unnecessary talks. He is coming to the US. They are waiting for him at the United Nations in New York. He is coming to the US to seek other investors again. That is a father. That is the difference between a leader and a father. He wants to solve the problem of his children. He is passionate. He needs help. He is the father of the nation. He has to go and look for food for his children.”