The Tinubu Support Organisation (TSO) says it will collaborate with different groups in Ebonyi State to galvanise support and ensure the victory of Nigeria’s President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in the 2027 general election.
The Organisation said efforts, including collaborating with all the Governors in Southeast Nigeria, are in place to pull out massive votes for Mr President from the region.
The Chairman and founder of TSO, Aminu Suleiman, who disclosed this on his arrival at Abakaliki, the State Capital, said he is in Ebonyi State to ensure that the people of the State and entire Southeast support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election in 2027.
Suleiman explained that his visit will include engagement with the state Governor, Francis Nwifuru, on how to galvanise support for the President.
He thanked the mammoth crowd who came out en masse to welcome him and his entourage.
The Southeast Director of TSO, Chief Celestine Ekechi, said the organisation is going to work very hard to ensure voter sensitisation and voter registration.
“I am the Leader of this TSO in Southeast Zone, and that is why I brought our Director General and the Founder to come and visit the Governor. We are going to join hands together to convey the Renewed Hope Initiative agenda of Mr President to the people, more especially to the grassroots,” Ekechi informed.
Also, the Director in charge of Youths and empowerment, Dr Kingsley Agbode, said he is going to make sure that youths from the Southeast are massively mobilised for Tinubu’s rre-election
The TSO State Coordinator, Enyikpor Samuel Chukwudi, said the DG has come to Ebonyi State to pay courtesy visits to the Ebonyi State Governor and to equally accept the level of support from the Organisation in the State, which was formed in 2021.
The Women Leader of the Organisation, Mrs Aputa Onyekachi, said, “We did it before, and we are going to do it again. We have our women across the 13 Local Government Areas of the State, and we are going to mobilise them for Tinubu’s victory in the 2027 general election.”