Aiyedatiwa’s aide aims to rally 800,000 youths for Tinubu's re-election

The Special Adviser to the Ondo State Governor on Youth and Social Inclusion, Henry Okunomo, has started mobilising youths in all 18 local government areas of the state. This is to support President Bola Tinubu’s bid for re-election in 2027.

Okunomo aims to gather 800,000 youths to get involved in activities that back Tinubu as the election approaches.

He shared this in a statement on Thursday. In the statement, he showed his support for the President’s administration and praised its policies and initiatives for youth inclusion.

The statement mentioned that the youths in Ondo State see the Federal Government’s policies and reforms as chances for young Nigerians to take part in national development.

“The youths in Ondo State acknowledged the importance of the Federal Government’s policies and reforms in creating opportunities for young Nigerians and strengthening their participation in national development,” the statement said.

Okunomo also praised Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, calling his leadership style friendly to youths. He highlighted the Governor’s commitment to including youths in governance.

He stressed that working together with the Federal Government is crucial for youth development, economic chances, and lasting progress.

The statement added that the youths in Ondo State are ready to join political mobilisations and other activities to support Tinubu’s re-election.

“Ondo State youths are prepared to demonstrate their political commitment through massive mobilisation, active participation, and sustained engagement in support of President Tinubu and the ideals of democratic governance. We have started already and our target is 800,000 youths across the state,” it said.

The statement also noted that the youths’ support shows their appreciation for a leadership that recognises their potential and creates chances for them.

The Office of the Special Adviser on Youth and Social Inclusion will keep promoting youth engagement, political participation, and inclusion across the state.