Ondo Ex-Lawmakers Aim for 1 Million Votes for Tinubu in 2027 Elections

The Forum of Former House of Assembly Members in Ondo State is ready to gather at least one million votes for President Bola Tinubu in the upcoming January elections. This promise comes after the impressive turnout at the All Progressives Congress presidential mega rally in Akure.

The former lawmakers called the rally a historic event for the state's politics. They thanked the residents for showing up and also expressed gratitude to Vice-President Kashim Shettima and other APC leaders who were part of the rally.

The forum recognized the efforts of the Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, for bringing party members together for the event.

In a statement released on Thursday, signed by their Chairman, Olumide Araoyinbo, and Public Relations Officer, Tayo Abidakun, the forum said the large turnout showed the residents' support and commitment to the gathering.

"The Honourable Minister of Interior, Hon. (Dr.) Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, has shown he is truly a leader. His work in mobilising APC members across the state to welcome the guests at the rally is commendable," the forum said.

They mentioned that the participation of party members, supporters, and residents is a sign of confidence in Tinubu's leadership and support for his Renewed Hope Agenda.

The forum said its members are ready to help the party's efforts before the election.

"As good citizens of our dear state and loyal members of our great party, the APC, we have decided to work hard to reach our goal of one million votes for President Tinubu in Ondo state."

The forum called on residents to keep supporting the President. They highlighted what they called his achievements and contributions across different areas.

They said Tinubu's policies and programs show his dedication to national development, economic change, and better living standards.

The former lawmakers also promised to strengthen the APC and rally grassroots support for the President. They believe the unity shown at the Akure rally will lead to votes for the party.