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2027: PDP chieftain targets 90% Ekiti votes for Tinubu

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  • PDP chieftain Oluwole Oluyede says his organization will target 90% of registered voters in Ekiti State for President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 election.
  • Oluyede plans grassroots mobilization across Ekiti’s 16 local government areas and 177 wards through the Oluyede Progressive Alliance for Renewed Hope Agenda.
  • He says the campaign will support Tinubu’s re-election and build cooperation among political groups in the state.

A Peoples Democratic Party chieftain in Ekiti State says winning 90% of the state’s registered votes for President Bola Tinubu in 2027 is an achievable target.

Oluwole Oluyede, the PDP’s candidate in the June 20 Ekiti governorship election, said he had activated the Oluyede Progressive Alliance for Renewed Hope Agenda after returning from a two-week holiday. He urged PDP, All Progressives Congress and other political supporters who share his vision for Ekiti and Nigeria to join the effort.

I believe President Bola Tinubu deserves a second term. Nigeria cannot continue to start all over again every four years. If we have begun a process of reform, we must allow that process to mature and consolidate.

· Oluwole OluyedeHe explained his support for Tinubu’s re-election.

Oluyede said Tinubu deserved a second term because Nigeria should not restart its political and reform process every four years. He said allowing the reforms to mature and consolidate required continuity.

We are going to the people. We are going to mobilise. OPARHA will take the message to every door, every household, every ward and every community.

· Oluwole OluyedeHe described the planned grassroots campaign in Ekiti.

The mobilization campaign will cover Ekiti’s 16 local government areas, 177 wards, communities and households. Oluyede said OPARHA would explain why he believes Tinubu deserves another term and allow voters to make an informed decision.

He also expressed readiness to work with Governor Biodun Oyebanji and other stakeholders. Oluyede said the 90% goal was not only about winning an election, but also about building a political bridge among different groups in Ekiti and strengthening relations between the state and federal governments. He rejected suggestions that his holiday after the June 20, 2026 governorship election meant he had left politics.

It is a huge target, but it is achievable. We are going to work for it.

· Oluwole OluyedeHe defended the goal of securing 90% of registered votes in the state.
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