Minister Of Interior Targets 90% Of The Registered Voters In Ondo East And West Federal Constituencies For APC

The Minister of Interior, Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo is targeting 90 percent of the registered voters in Ondo East and West Federal Constituency ahead of the general election in January 2027 for APC.

The Minister who is the Captain of the Positive Crew spoke to representatives of Ward 2, 4,5 6, 12, in Ondo East local government through the first officer of the positive Crew Otunba Bola Fisayo.

In his message, wards 2,4,5,6 12 have about sixty settlements with a high number of electorates. The Minister noted that it is time our people in the remote areas are given a sense of participation and benefits in the government of the day.

The Minister's goodwill message also stated that it is time our rural areas are integrated with urban areas and there must be an end to discrimination in terms of development across the state.

The Representatives to over sixty villages in Ondo East had been dispatched already with the message of President Tinubu Renewed Hope Agenda.

in another event in Ondo west, The honorable Minister hosted over one thousand members of the tailors association in Ondo West local government through the first officer of the positive crew Otunba Bola Fisayo where collaboration and partnership ahead of 20207 election were discussed.

Members of the association expressed readiness to work with the Minister in anticipation that the APC government will consolidate its achievement and extend more opportunities to the association.

many leaders in the federal constituency have commended the Minister of Interior Dr. Bunmi Tunji Ojo that his credibility and the integrity of the first officer of the positive crew Otunba Bola Fisayo at this decisive time will sufficiently be a major boost for APC performance in the forthcoming general election.

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