Adenuga emerges BOOT Party presidential candidate for 2027 general elections

By Gabriel Ewepu

ABUJA — The National Chairman of the Because of Our Tomorrow (BOOT) Party, Sunday Adenuga, has emerged as the party’s presidential candidate ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Adenuga was returned unopposed following the party’s presidential primary election, with no other aspirant contesting the ticket, effectively securing him the party’s flagbearer position.

In his acceptance remarks, Adenuga expressed appreciation to party members for their confidence in his leadership and pledged to drive what he described as a “paradigm shift” in governance if elected President.

He said the country was facing significant challenges, including insecurity, rising cost of living, poor access to basic needs and declining welfare conditions, which required urgent and transformative leadership.

According to him, the BOOT Party successfully conducted its primaries through an electronic voting system, which he described as transparent, seamless and credible.

He commended party stakeholders across the country for their role in ensuring the smooth conduct of the exercise.

“On behalf of the National Leadership of the BOOT Party, I extend my heartfelt appreciation to our leaders, members, electoral officials, aspirants, and supporters across the country for the successful conduct of our party primaries,” he said.

Adenuga noted that the exercise marked a key milestone in the party’s efforts to build a stronger political movement anchored on what he described as fiduciary responsibility, obedience and service to Nigerians.

He also praised state and local government party structures for their contributions to the success of the primaries, describing their efforts as instrumental to the party’s internal democratic process.

“To all aspirants, whether successful or not, I commend your courage and dedication. Democracy requires competition, and every participant has contributed to strengthening our party,” he added.

Adenuga urged members of the BOOT Party to remain united and focused ahead of the general elections, stressing the need to put aside internal differences and work collectively for electoral success.

“Our strength lies in our unity, and our success will depend on our ability to rally behind our candidates and our shared vision for One Working Nigeria,” he said.

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