2027: Akure Youths for BTO Boosts APC Grassroots Mobilization as Adekunle Distributes Campaign Materials Across Wards

The Convener of Akure Youths for BTO, Alhaji Saliu Adekunle, has distributed campaign materials to ward leaders and sub-groups across Akure to strengthen grassroots mobilization for all candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC), from President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to State House of Assembly hopefuls.

The distribution exercise, which took place in Akure, is aimed at equipping foot soldiers of the group with the necessary tools to effectively communicate the achievements of the APC and the need for continuity.

Items distributed include megaphones, posters, banners, branded caps and other campaign materials to enable ward and sub-group leaders to engage voters at the grassroots and share information about APC candidates.

According to Adekunle, the initiative is designed to make the job of canvassers easier as they take the message of the Renewed Hope Agenda to every nook and cranny of Akure.

He noted that the movement is thriving with the support and exemplary performance of the Honourable Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo (BTO), whose achievements and leadership style have continued to inspire youths in Ondo State and beyond.

“This is about taking the message to the people. Our ward and sub-group leaders are our foot soldiers on the ground. With these materials, they can communicate effectively and tell the people about what the APC has done and why President Bola Tinubu deserves re-election along with all our other candidates,” Adekunle said.

He reaffirmed the commitment of Akure Youths for BTO to deliver massive votes for the APC in the forthcoming general elections, stressing that the group remains united, energized and fully mobilized.

Leaders of the various wards who received the materials commended the Convener for the gesture, promising to intensify the door-to-door campaigns, in their respective areas.

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