The 2023 PDP governorship candidate in Lagos State and lead visioner of the Lagos4Lagos movement, Mr. Abdul-Azeez Adediran aka Jandor) has described the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027 as unstoppable.
Adediran had on March 3 resigned from the PDP and announced his return to his former party, the APC.
Speaking during a rally to announce his return to the APC in Ojo area of Lagos on Friday, Adediran explained that his assignment presently was to work towards the re-election of President Bola Tinubu in 2027.
Adediran said the positive results of Tinubu’s people-centred reforms and recent defections into the party have made the president’s re-election in 2027 unstoppable, if he decides to re-contest.
He said: “Our conviction to come back home is a result of the reforms that Mr President is doing.
“Removal of fuel subsidy makes Tinubu a selfless President because he would have ordinarily allowed the status quo to remain to secure a second term in office.
“The President is poised to do what is best for the country, and the reforms are yielding results for the country now.
“That is why we are going to do everything humanly possible to make sure we work for his re-election.
“Our priority is to ensure that we see to how this man will return in 2027 to further reposition the country,“ he said.
Adediran, who noted that though he did not win as PDP candidate in 2023, his struggle, however, opened up political opportunities for people of the Badagry division in the APC.
In his response, the Lagos State APC chairman, Cornelius Ojelabi, who noted that the party was proud to have Mr Adediran and his team back, urged the leaders to accommodate the team.
Meanwhile, Olushola Idowu, the chairman of Ojo Local Government, described the return of Adediran as a good addition to the APC, especially in Ojo Local Government, urging party members to welcome him and his followers with open arms.
Also speaking, Kayode Robert, commissioner for local government and chieftaincy affairs, commended Adediran for his courage to return to the ruling party.
