FCT Stakeholders’ Assembly Solidarity and Endorsement Rally in support of the re-election of His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, in the 2027 Presidential Election.
The rally brought together traditional rulers, including inter-tribal traditional leaders, political leaders, Area Council Chairmen, youth and women groups, and representatives of various political parties, united by a shared commitment to work together ahead of the 2027 general elections.
In my remarks, I commended the Honourable Minister of the Federal Capital Territory for the remarkable strides in improving road connectivity and accelerating infrastructure development across the FCT. I noted that these projects represent tangible achievements of the Renewed Hope Agenda and will remain important milestones in President Tinubu’s re-election campaign. I also called on the indigenous communities and residents of the FCT to put aside their differences and unite in support of the President’s vision for national development.
Speaking in my capacity as the North Central Coordinator, Directorate of Infrastructure, Mobilisation and Sensitisation, APC Presidential Campaign Council, I highlighted the significant infrastructure achievements of the Renewed Hope Agenda across the North Central region. These include 167.2km of completed road projects, 5,017.6km of ongoing road projects, and 170 emergency projects completed. I also emphasised the region’s strategic benefit from three of the four legacy projects initiated by Mr. President, demonstrating our administration’s commitment to infrastructure development and regional connectivity.
Addressing the gathering, the Honourable Minister of the FCT described the endorsement as a significant political development and called on residents to rally behind President Tinubu and the candidates of the All Progressives Congress, APC in the FCT. He attributed the growing support for the President to his commitment to infrastructure development, institutional reforms, and the strengthening of traditional institutions in the Federal Capital Territory