The Coalition of Buhari-Osinbajo Movement (COBOM), has sworn in National and State officers as the Grand Patron Mr Garba Audu  promised to deliver 10 million votes to President Muhammadu Buhari and Yemi Osinbajo come February 16.

The Grand patron of the coalition  made this known on Thursday during the inauguration of its national members in Abuja.

During an interview with Journalists, Mr. Garba Audu, said that the movement has youth from all the Local government areas in the country.

“This Coalition is going to give President Muhammadu Buhari 10 million votes. These 10 million people have their PVCs and come February 16, all the youths here are going to vote for Buhari.

“They have conviction in the work of Buhari and they have the hope that Buhari will take them to the next level”, he added.

Earlier in his welcome address the National Coordinator, Comrade Augustine Esiekpe, noted that COBOM is a child of necessity as the change mantra needs to move to the next level.

“It is important to have a group that believes in better Nigeria, justice and commitments to building a new nation”, he said.

He further disclosed that COBOM have structures in the 36 states, 35 coordinators and 18 functional offices with 500,000 membership.

He explained, that COBOM metamorphosed from the Change Ambassador for Nigeria which started in 2015, with the aim to see to the election of President Muhammadu Buhari.

The National Coordinator, Augustine Esiekpe.  in his welcome address said we are on the right part to redemption of Nigerian even though there are gaps due to lack of cooperation from the very class of people who have destroyed the country. He called on the youths and  all Nigerians to keep their PVC safe and vote for President Muhammadu Buhari to continue with his progressive economic reforms until 2013.

“With President buhari, another four years is just the beginning of Nigeria. We have lived in darkness for 16 years, we have been brutalized and marginalized and here comes the Savior, President Muhammadu Buhari. Are we on the right part, yes, have there been any changes, yes.

“There have been changes in corruption, infrastructure and every facet of our lives and we will take our campaign to the South East, because the Igbos are core Buharist regardless of what is written in the press” he remarked.