Tinubu Limits Campaign Appearances for 2027 Elections

On October 14, 2026, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu addressed members of the All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council in Abuja during the council's inauguration. He stated that he would not be present at every campaign rally leading up to the 2027 general elections, emphasizing that governance must take precedence.
Tinubu explained that Nigeria's needs and financial obligations would restrict his campaign appearances. He reassured the council that despite his limited presence, he would still engage directly with Nigerians while the council managed activities at state and local levels.
He characterized the inauguration as a renewed commitment between the ruling party and the Nigerian public, urging council members to promote the administration's achievements and policy agenda across the country. Tinubu also congratulated party members on successfully completing the APC congresses, which had raised concerns about potential internal divisions, and expressed confidence in the council's ability to secure victory in the upcoming elections.
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