APC group targets massive voter turnout in Ondo State to secure President Bola Tinubu second term in office.
The City Boy Movement of the All Progressives Congress in Ondo State announced a major political campaign strategy on Tuesday to deliver one million votes for the re-election of President Bola Tinubu during the January 2027 presidential election.
During a high-profile political rally held in Ikare-Akoko, located within the Akoko South-West Local Government Area, state leadership of the movement gathered members and stakeholders to launch an aggressive grassroots mobilization and voter awareness campaign.
According to information published by NIGERIA, the primary objective of this statewide mobilization effort is to sensitize local residents on the critical importance of obtaining their Permanent Voter Cards and actively participating in the upcoming democratic exercise.
Mobilizing Undecided Voters In Ondo State
Speaking to supporters at the venue, the state director of the movement, Oluwafemi Ayejusunle, detailed the specific voting statistics and registration gaps that prompted the City Boy Movement to launch this targeted campaign across the region.
Ayejusunle noted that while Ondo State currently boasts approximately 2.5 million registered voters, the previous presidential election only recorded 369,000 actual votes for Asiwaju, leaving a massive pool of about 1.9 million registered individuals whose votes remained uncaptured.
To bridge this gap, the organization is deploying resources to track down and persuade these undecided citizens, ensuring their active participation translates directly into a landslide victory for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the forthcoming polls.
Democratic Dividends And Ministerial Appointments
Reinforcing the messaging of the rally, the Ondo North Senatorial Coordinator of the group, Tajudeen Ogun, emphasized that the ongoing mobilization is a direct reward for the visible developmental achievements delivered by the current federal administration.
Ogun pointed out that since 1999, the state has not witnessed such a high volume of tangible democratic dividends, highlighting the appointment of multiple substantive ministers from the region who are actively working to accelerate local development.
Furthermore, local leaders noted that several long-standing regional aspirations are currently being addressed by the federal government, often without requiring extensive lobbying or formal requests from local stakeholders in Ondo State.
Optimism For The 2027 Presidential Election
Looking ahead to the political contest, Oluwafemi Ayejusunle expressed profound optimism regarding the electoral prospects of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, stating that the Nigerian electorate is now far more politically conscious and better informed.
He explained that citizens across the country have carefully evaluated the policies, ongoing reforms, and administrative activities of the federal government, and they will ultimately reward the leadership with another successful four-term mandate.
With grassroots structures now fully activated and strategic voter education programs underway, the City Boy Movement remains confident that its ambitious target of securing one million votes in the state is entirely achievable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the City Boy Movement aiming for in 2027?
The City Boy Movement in Ondo State has vowed to deliver one million votes for the re-election of President Bola Tinubu in the January 2027 presidential election.
Who leads the City Boy Movement in Ondo State?
Oluwafemi Ayejusunle serves as the state director of the City Boy Movement, while Tajudeen Ogun acts as the Ondo North Senatorial Coordinator.
Where did the recent APC campaign rally take place?
The campaign rally and voter sensitization program were held in Ikare-Akoko, within the Akoko South-West Local Government Area of Ondo State.
Why is the group focusing on Permanent Voter Cards?
Leaders noted that out of 2.5 million registered voters in Ondo State, only 369,000 voted in the last election, leaving about 1.9 million registered voters to mobilize.
