Tinubu is Nigeria’s best-ever president, deserves massive votes in 2027: Adeyeye

The South-West coordinator of Renewed Hope Ambassadors, Adedayo Adeyeye, says Nigerians will reward President Bola Tinubu with massive votes in 2027 due to his positive contributions to the country’s development.
Mr Adeyeye said this during the inauguration of the local government Renewed Hope Ambassadors for the President on Tuesday in Osogbo, the state capital.
He said the president’s achievements in the economy, education, agriculture, and other sectors would secure his victory in the 2027 general elections.
“The president, without any fear of contradiction, is the best the country has ever produced. He has done wonderfully for Nigeria, and the only thing he needs from us is our massive votes in the 2027 election.
“I am sure every well-meaning Nigerian will want to participate in his re-election.
“I am also happy we campaigned for him in 2020—nobody believed us then—but now he is the president, and he is performing beyond expectations,” the coordinator said.
Mr Adeyeye also urged the “ambassadors” to campaign for the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate in the state, Bola Oyebanji, and encouraged them to be worthy and effective representatives of the president.
He explained that the coordinators’ duties include propagating Mr Tinubu’s achievements to every nook and cranny of the state.
“People need to be aware of what the president is doing. He is going to win with a landslide.
“What we are campaigning for is the margin of victory—we want it to be very large. My message to the ambassadors is that they have a very good candidate whom the people will support.
“They should go all out with energy and commitment to promote the president’s ideas and policies and work tirelessly for his re-election for the good of Nigeria and Africa,” he said.
Earlier, the state coordinator of Renewed Hope Ambassadors, Sunday Akere, said the group would work tirelessly to ensure the president’s victory.
Mr Akere, who expressed appreciation to Mr Tinubu for the opportunity to serve in the group, said all leaders across the state’s local government areas would mobilise grassroots voters.
He said the group would also work for the victory of the APC candidate in the state’s August 8 governorship election.
(NAN)
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