Tunji-Ojo Consolidates Support For APC In Ondo East And West Federal Constituencies

Ahead of the 2027 general election, The Minister for Interior, Dr. Bunmi Tunji-Ojo, in his bid to ensure that at least ninety percent of the register voters in Ondo East and West Federal constituencies vote for the All Progressives Congress (APC) has continued a parley meeting with key groups in the constituency.

In a separate meeting held on Wednesday and Thursday in Ondo city, the Minister, through the first officer of the Positive Crew, Otunba Bola Fisayo, addressed artisans in the construction industry comprising tilers, POP makers, aluminum technicians, bricklayers, carpenters, and others on Wednesday while on Thursday, meeting with beauty technicians comprising hairdressers, barbers, make up artist and others was held. The two meetings saw over five thousand members of the group in attendance

Otunba Bola Fisayo, during the goodwill message from the Minister, reaffirmed the commitment of President Tinubu led administration to the welfare of Nigerians amidst his achievements and emphasized the importance of reelecting president Tinubu likewise the need to vote for all APC candidates in the coming election.

The meeting suggested and review possible areas of collaboration with the honorable minister that can enhance the development of the constituency and the welfare of the people.

In a chat with our correspondent, Bola Fisayo reiterated that the Minister’s target is to reach out to the population of the electorates in the that are not voting and ensured they are convinced to vote for APC in the coming election.

He said that those n the Positive Crew are engaging the people without political parties that constitute the highest population out of the one million seven hundred thousand registered voters in the state.

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