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Senate Roundup: Tinubu’s fresh loan request, convict transfer, Abuja tenancy rules, others

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Senate Roundup: Tinubu’s fresh loan request, convict transfer, Abuja tenancy rules, others

The All Progressives Congress (APC) campaign group, Yayi Progressives Movement (YPM), has pledged to deliver a minimum of two million votes in support of President Bola Tinubu and other party candidates in the upcoming 2027 elections. This significant commitment was made at the Ogun East Mega Rally, held at the Otunba Dipo Dina Stadium in Ijebu-Ode.

The rally served as a vital political mobilization event, uniting various political groups, artisan federations, market associations, and youth bodies from all nine local government areas in Ogun East. The event was marked by drummers, cultural troupes, motorbikes, and participants chanting slogans supporting Senator Solomon Adeola's legislative achievements, his tenure as the chairman of the Senate Committee on Appropriations.

Over 1,100 'Artisan Ambassadors' were inaugurated to establish grassroots structures across the senatorial district. The rally aimed to solidify support for Tinubu's economic reforms and Governor Abiodun's infrastructure projects. YPM's convener, Hon. Amstrong Tope Akintunde, emphasized that the rally would continue as a spring point for political mobilization as the nation approaches the 2027 general election, stating that Ogun State will unequivocally support the APC.

Governor Dapo Abiodun reiterated the party's promise to provide unified votes for President Tinubu, asserting that no opposition exists in Ogun State.

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