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Tompolo and Governor Lawal Back Tinubu for 2027 Re-Election in Zamfara

Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal and Tompolo have rallied support for President Bola Tinubu's 2027 re-election bid, unveiling 25 campaign vehicles in Gusau.

Tompolo and Governor Lawal Back Tinubu for 2027 Re-Election in Zamfara
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Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal and the Grand Patron of the PBAT Door-to-Door Movement, Chief Government Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, have called on residents to back President Bola Tinubu for a second term in the 2027 general elections.

The appeal was made on Thursday in Gusau during the official launch of the movement's state chapter, according to Punch. To boost grassroots outreach, organizers unveiled 25 campaign vehicles equipped with public address systems and campaign banners to tour local communities.

Tompolo, who was represented by Tantita Security Services Managing Director Kestin Pondi, explained that the group visited Zamfara to support existing efforts aimed at building backing for the president. Pondi announced that the newly provided vehicles would be handed over to the governor's office to assist in taking the campaign across the state.

Speaking on the country's economic direction, Pondi asked citizens to stay patient with the administration's ongoing policy adjustments. He noted that economic conditions are beginning to steady, adding that sub-national governments now receive more funding to carry out development projects and pay civil servants' salaries regularly.

Governor Lawal expressed gratitude to Tompolo and the organization for aiding the president's re-election drive. He promised that Zamfara remains firmly behind the All Progressives Congress and urged the state chapter's executives to manage their field tasks diligently.

Earlier at the gathering, the movement's National Coordinator, Sunday Asuku, praised the local leadership for their early preparation. He remarked that the country currently enjoys sound leadership across both state and federal tiers, a situation he described as historic since the country returned to civilian rule in 1999. Asuku encouraged members to stay focused on community work and avoid distractions from rival political camps ahead of the 2027 polls.

Lawrence Olubunmi

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Lawrence Olubunmi

Lawrence Olubunmi is an editor at Topcitytune, based in Zamfara State, Nigeria. As part of the publication’s editorial team, he contributes to its content and helps shape the stories shared with readers. His role connects him to Topcitytune’s coverage of music and entertainment, supporting a platform where audiences can discover artists, explore new releases, and follow developments across the entertainment scene.

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