2027: Makinde predicts nationwide victory for APM

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Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has predicted a nationwide victory for the Allied People’s Movement in the 2027 general election against the APC. Read More:…

Oyo State Governor and the presidential candidate of the Allied People’s Movement, ‘Seyi Makinde, has declared that the 2027 general election will be a referendum on the ruling All Progressives Congress, expressing confidence that Nigerians will reject the party at the polls and deliver victory to the APM across the country.

Makinde, according to a statement released by his Special Adviser on Media, Dr. Sulaimon Olanrewaju, made the declaration on Saturday at the official flag-off of the APM Presidential and Governorship Campaign in Oyo State.

The event held at the Durbar Stadium, Oyo, where he told thousands of supporters that Nigerians would deliver a historic verdict against the APC in the 2027 elections.

Addressing a crowd of APM leaders, stakeholders and supporters from across the state, Makinde congratulated the party’s governorship candidate, Bimbo Adekanmbi, and all other APM candidates.

He noted that the people of Oyo State had embraced them and would vote overwhelmingly for the party in the January 16 and February 6, 2027 elections.

Makinde said the choice before Nigerians is clear and that citizens would speak loudly through their votes in support of good governance, prosperity and continuity in Oyo State and across the country.

He urged APM members and Nigerians not to be intimidated, stressing that the people are determined to take their destiny into their own hands.

The governor also called on party leaders and supporters to return to their wards and local government areas to intensify mobilisation efforts, assuring them that the APM remains focused, united and ready to deliver victory for the people.

In his address, the APM governorship candidate, Adekanmbi, expressed delight at Makinde’s achievements in office, noting that the administration’s success provided both the impetus for Makinde’s presidential aspiration and the confidence to recommend a worthy successor who would continue the state’s developmental strides.

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