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Mudashiru Obasa, the Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, believes the 2027 presidential election will be a walkover for President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC). Obasa expressed this confidence during the launch of the “Tinubu 2027” campaign in Ojokoro Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Lagos State, where residents showed strong support for Tinubu’s re-election bid.
The event, attended by politicians, traditional rulers, and socio-cultural leaders, reflected growing grassroots enthusiasm for Tinubu’s campaign. Obasa praised the president’s achievements within his first two years in office, describing them as “unprecedented” and expressing optimism about future progress. He urged APC members and leaders to maintain peace and unity, emphasizing that internal cohesion would be crucial for the party’s success in the 2027 elections.
Obasa commended Ojokoro LCDA for spearheading mobilization efforts and encouraged residents to intensify advocacy for collecting Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs). He also called on political officeholders and appointees to engage actively with their communities to build momentum for Tinubu’s campaign. The “Tinubu 2027” initiative aims to sustain momentum for the president’s second-term ambition through community engagement and political mobilization at the grassroots level.
Traditional leaders, including Oba Williams Adeshoga, the Olorile of Agbado, praised Tinubu’s transformational leadership and pledged support from traditional rulers and community heads in Ojokoro. Other community leaders, such as Balarabe Musa, head of the Hausa community, and the Eze-Audi of Ndigbo, also expressed their backing for Tinubu’s re-election bid .
Hon. Emmanuel Olotu, coordinator of the “Tinubu 2027” initiative and lawmaker representing Ifako-Ijaiye Constituency II, stated that structures have been put in place to galvanize massive support for Tinubu. Olotu emphasized that the campaign was designed to reaffirm Ojokoro’s status as a stronghold for Tinubu and consolidate support for his second term .
