2027: Tinubu poised for landslide in South-West — BTO DG

2027: Tinubu poised for landslide in South-West — BTO DG

By Dayo Johnson Akure

The Director-General of BTO4PBAT27, Adojutelegan Adesuyi Gideon, has expressed confidence that President Bola Tinubu will secure a landslide victory in the South-West in the 2027 general elections.

Adojutelegan in a statement issued in Akure, the Ondo State capital, said the administration’s policies and established political structure in the region place the president in a strong position ahead of potential challengers.

According to him, the ongoing reforms and strategic appointments have further strengthened the ruling party’s influence across key South-West states.

He also highlighted the contributions of prominent figures within the administration, including Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, stating that their roles in governance and service delivery are helping to consolidate public support for the president.

The DG dismissed criticisms from opposition parties, insisting that many Nigerians continue to recognise the administration’s achievements.

According to him “Despite claims by the opposition, Nigerians can see the impact of the president’s work. While some point to economic challenges as factors that may shape voter sentiment, we remain confident in his chances. No campaign of calumny will succeed against a performer,” he said.

Addressing concerns over rising fuel prices, Adojutelegan attributed the trend to global factors, particularly tensions between Iran and the United States, which he said have affected the international oil market.

He, however, acknowledged that the outcome of the 2027 elections would depend on several factors, including the impact of government policies, party cohesion, and voter turnout.

With political activities gradually gaining momentum, Adojutelegan, members of the group to intensify grassroots mobilisation efforts to ensure victory for the president.End

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