“We are taking the governance to the grassroots so that whatever is from the top will also go down to the bottom,” he said.
Ms Adeleke led women in a peaceful protest to demand a violence-free election in Osun State.
The group alleged that the APC intends to target local government areas considered strongholds of Mr Adeleke to “suppress votes and disenfranchise thousands of eligible voters.”
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) says it has deployed 10,000 operatives for the August 15 Osun governorship election.
The group said it stands firmly behind the president’s Renewed Hope Agenda because of his visionary leadership and commitment to national development.
Mr Oyintiloye urged stakeholders to refrain from violence and ensure a peaceful electoral process, adding that no political ambition is worth the life of any citizen.
Mr Wellington said the initiative was informed by growing mutual suspicion between the Yoruba and Igbo communities, which he described as unhealthy for national unity.
The group urged the federal government and agencies involved in the August 15 election to ensure fairness, justice and security.
Mr Omowaiye said a 12-year-old boy and other party members were attacked and shot during a peaceful campaign rally in Ilesa West.
He said Mr Tinubu’s re-election is inevitable because Nigerians are beginning to appreciate the benefits of the administration’s reform agenda despite prevailing challenges.
