A pro-Tinubu support group, BTO4PBAT, has described the unprecedented appointment of three substantive ministers from Ondo State as a direct outcome of the massive electoral votes the state delivered for President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC) in 2023. While disclosing that the state will surpass the 2023 feat, the support group appealed to residents of the state on the need to mobilise support for Tinubu’s reelection bid in 2027.
BTO4PBAT stated this when it took its grassroots mobilisation drive to Ifon, the headquarters of the Ose Local Council Area of the state, during the ward-to-ward engagement with APC faithful and stakeholders. The engagement marked the latest leg of the group’s ongoing statewide tour, which was hosted by the Ose Council Coordinator, Abayomi Temidayo, who hailed the growing grassroots embrace of the group’s mission.
A stakeholder in the council, Tunde Gbalajobi, reaffirmed that constituents of Ose remain committed to the political vision of the Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo. According to Gbalajobi, the local government belongs collectively to all its people, and not to any select few allegedly claiming ownership.
Addressing the gathering, the Director General of BTO4PBAT, Adesuyi Adojutelegan, called on party members and residents to sustain their support for Tinubu and to turn out en masse during the next year’s elections. Adojutelegan, who urged voters to back the president with even greater enthusiasm than before, clarified that BTO4PBAT is not a pressure group but a structured support platform dedicated to strengthening the APC and ensuring Tinubu’s re-election in 2027.
He said, “We are not here to fight anyone; we are here to organise, to mobilise, and to secure the future of our party and our president. The three ministers you see from Ondo State today are not a coincidence. They are the reward for the votes you gave. In 2027, we must do even more.”
Other key stakeholders present at the Ifon engagement included Hon. Omolade Bobade, Hon. Adelana Henry Ade, Hon. Awodeyi Feyisetan, Hon. Eni-Olotu Olaniyi, Mrs Olajokun Bose, Lady Evang. Awodeyi Bosede, Hon. Yomi Falana, Hon. Augustine Sasere, and Hon. Olawolu Dayo.
