Mr Sowunmi also urged voters in Ogun West, which he said had over 900,000 registered voters, to mobilise massively for Mr Tinubu.
Several Labour Party youth decried the “inadequate recognition, total negligence and lack of engagement.”
Mr Akwashiki also pledged purposeful leadership if given the opportunity in 2027.
The governorship hopeful lamented that workers have been exposed to trauma and untold hardship due to unpopular government policies.
Mr Sule expressed confidence that the region would deliver the highest number of votes for Mr Tinubu.
Cletus Shurkuk, the works commissioner in Plateau, says Nigeria is a work in progress.
“There is no permanent enemy in politics what we have is permanent collective interest,” said Mr Wike.
Mr Olajengbesi played a significant role in the re-election of Governor Ademola Adeleke in August.
Alex Ibeh, aka Kool’, has urged young Nigerians to actively participate in the country’s electoral process.
Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has announced N50,000 support for National Youth Service Corps members in Kwara.
