2027: Akume, Sule, Information Minister mobilise North Central for Tinubu, target highest votes

In an effort to secure the highest number of votes for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the upcoming presidential election on January 16, 2027, key figures from the All Progressives Congress have begun mobilization efforts in the North Central region of Nigeria. Senator George Akume, Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule, Minister of Information Idris Mohammed, and other influential members of the APC have initiated this mobilization forum led by Arc. Sonny Echono in Abuja.

The primary objective of this forum, as stated by Akume, is to garner support and motivate a large voter turnout for the President in the 2027 election. Sule emphasized the significance of the forum, describing it as a timely and necessary political instrument. He noted that recent challenges surrounding the election are gradually diminishing and that the latest voter registration data indicates strong backing for the APC within the North Central region.

Sule expressed confidence that the region would emerge victorious by delivering the highest number of votes for the President.

Idris Mohammed, the Minister of Information, highlighted the uniqueness of this movement, stating that the discussion is no longer merely about President Tinubu's victory in the North Central but rather about positioning the region to secure the most votes for the President in the 2027 election. Echono, the convener of the forum, added that the conversation now revolves around the region's commitment to delivering the highest number of votes to Tinubu in the upcoming election.