–Urges PVC validation ahead of primaries

By Dayo Johnson Akure

The Director General of the BTO4PBAT support group, Ogbeni Adojutelegan Adesuyi Gideon, says President Bola Tinubu stands a better chance of securing mass votes across the 36 states in the 2027 general elections.

Adojutelegan spoke during the commencement of the third phase — the grand finale — of the group’s ward-to-ward tour in Ondo State on Thursday.

The event drew grassroots mobilizers, community leaders, and party stakeholders who reaffirmed support for President Tinubu’s re-election.

He said Tinubu’s developmental strides across the states would pave the way for a landslide victory in the next election.

The DG assured that all registered party members would have roles to play as delegates during the primaries.

He emphasized the importance of maintaining valid voter registration and urged those with PVC-related issues to resolve them promptly.

Adojutelegan added that the tour is aimed at strengthening grassroots support for President Tinubu.

He noted that any further political engagement by the group after the 2027 general elections would shift toward 2028, with plans to pursue gubernatorial support for the group’s convener.

Welcoming the team, the Ifedore Local Government Coordinator, Ambassador Femi Ajape, expressed appreciation for the visit and reiterated the people’s backing for the President.

Ajape urged residents to promote the administration’s achievements, with particular emphasis on the contributions of Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo.

In his remarks, the group’s Publicity Secretary, Folajimi Adewumi, called on residents to take the BTO4PBAT message to every part of the local government.

Adewumi encouraged sustained grassroots mobilization and advocacy in support of President Tinubu ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Also speaking, Mrs. Afun Kemi appealed to women in the area to intensify their support for the President, expressing confidence in his leadership based on her long-standing observation of his political career.

Mr. Ajayi Temitope stressed the need for unity among the people, noting that collective cooperation is essential for achieving meaningful development.

Ajayi cautioned against prioritizing short-term monetary gains during elections, urging voters to focus on long-term benefits.

On behalf of ward coordinators, the Igbara Oke Ward Coordinator advised residents to ensure their Permanent Voter Cards are valid, warning that failure to do so could result in disenfranchisement.

Similarly, Aluko Oluwasegun from Ijare highlighted the achievements of Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo during his time in the House of Representatives, commending his dedication to public service and community development.