Nigeria Decides: Thousands Of Support Groups Roots 4 Tinubu, Giving The Impression That The Elections Have Already Been Won(Video)

Nigeria Decides: Thousands Of Support Groups Roots 4 Tinubu, Giving The Impression That The Elections Have Already Been Won(Video)

They say a golden fish has no hiding place, and this has proven to be true with the sea of groups supporting Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s presidential candidacy in 2023. A startling revelation on the ongoing verification of support groups across the federation has revealed that Tinubu could be the president-elect in the making.

A video of the secretary of the North Central Directorate of Support Groups, Tosin Adeyanju, giving a press briefing on their progress to date is making the rounds online.

He claims that on the first day of verification, there were no less than 400 support groups in the FCT alone, 200 groups in Benue, over a hundred groups in Kogi, about 250 groups in Kwara, about 280 groups in Nassarawa, and many more groups in other states.

It is clear that the presidential elections will be driven by support groups across the Federation, and based on what was seen on day one of the exercise for North Central alone, it can only mean one thing: Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is very much on the ground.

After day three of the exercise, no fewer than 9000 support groups had been validated for the North Central Zone alone. This is quite impressive for the Tinubu/Shettima presidential campaign council, as its network reach in the North Central appears to be unassailable.

However, the idea behind the verification purpose is to validate and evaluate the number of support groups the Tinubu/Shettima campaign organization has in each zone, as well as the actual voters based on the classification of each support group.

As far as we can tell, the opposition has a significant role to play in matching the seriousness of the Tinubu/Shettima campaign organization, because all electoral campaigns are LOCAL.

Check out the video below and leave your thoughts.

Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah writes in from Abuja.

Source iReporteronline.

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