2027: Tompolo urges Anambra voters to back Tinubu

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Ex-militant leader Tompolo has urged Anambra voters to reject ethnic considerations and support President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid in 2027. Read More:…

The Grand Patron of the PBAT Door-to-Door Movement, Government Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, has urged voters in Anambra State to reject ethnic considerations and support President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid in 2027.

Tompolo made the appeal on Saturday through the Managing Director of Tantita Security Services, Chief Kestin Pondi, who represented him at the inauguration of the movement’s Anambra State chapter in Awka.

The event also featured the unveiling of 25 campaign vehicles fitted with sound systems and 60 motorcycles donated by businessman Chief Cletus Oragwa, popularly known as Zenco, to strengthen the group’s grassroots mobilisation and door-to-door campaign. Some of the unveiled vehicles and motorcycles. Photo Credit: PBAT Media Unit

Addressing the gathering at the Solution Arena, Pondi said Tompolo believed in Tinubu’s economic reform agenda and considered a second term necessary to sustain and consolidate the administration’s policies.

He urged residents, particularly youths and women, to take the campaign to their communities, markets and religious centres.

Pondi said, “I am here to inform you that our leader, our father, Tompolo, believes in the reform agenda of Mr President to reposition our country for shared prosperity.

“As we all know, reforms take time. Four years are not enough to do that. Even eight years are not, but they will help the President to consolidate on what he is doing.

“I appeal to our mothers, our youths, please support this agenda. These reforms will take time, but they will germinate. As you leave here today, talk to your neighbours, in your markets and churches, everywhere you go that President Tinubu is the man to vote for. Shun tribal politics and vote massively for the APC in the next election.”

He also challenged opposition politicians to present their records in public office rather than appeal to ethnic sentiments, while insisting that Tinubu had the interests of the South-East and the entire country at heart.

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