Politics
2027 Election: Group picks Friday for Tinubu’s re-election campaign flag-off
The President Bola Tinubu 2027 Re-Election Support Group is set to officially inaugurate its campaign programmes come Friday 11th September 2026 in Lagos.
In a statement signed by the group’s Director General Mr. Fola Tinubu on Sunday, he stressed that the task ahead is painstaking as the good works of the president must continue in 2027.
He hinted that the group is poised to tour the length and breath of Lagos, taking the message to the doorsteps of the electorates, as many of the transformative moves of the renewed hope agenda is clearly reflected across the state.
According to the face of the group, which was powered by the Tinubu family, no stones will be left unturned to ensure the renewal of PBAT’s mandate.
“It is a task before us to ensure our President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu stages a come back to the villa for a second time.
“In all fairness the economy is taking shape owing to his frontal and well thought out economic reforms, we to need join hands to ensure his continuity in office.
“There is beyond arguments no Cadre of the society that his policies has not positively impacted.
“We at President Bola Tinubu 2027 Re-Election Support Group are resolute on our plans to massively campaign for his return, this will be officially inaugurated on Friday by the special grace of God, for us the message is simple and straightforward- Let-The- Good- Works -Continue.”
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