Joseph Tegbe, Minister of Power, has urged Oyo State APC members and support groups to consolidate efforts behind President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's 2027 re-election campaign and the party's candidates, emphasizing the impact of the president's power sector reforms. Speaking during a series of engagements in Ibadan, Tegbe highlighted that Tinubu's
Tegbe's visit began with the APC Reconciliation Committee, led by Chairman Olufemi Lanlehin, who praised the minister's role in healing party divisions after primaries. Lanlehin pledged the committee would continue engaging aspirants to achieve unity, while Tegbe vowed to support reconciliation efforts. The minister later met with Oyo State APC Chairman Chief Moses Alake Adeyemo and the State Executive Committee, who acknowledged Tegbe as a key party supporter. He urged leaders to harmonize internal interests, ensuring all factions are represented in the campaign strategy.
At the Oyo State Secretariat of the Tinubu Support Group in Yemetu, Tegbe addressed a large gathering, charging members to mobilize grassroots support for the president's re-election and APC candidates. He cited recent power sector achievements, including generation and transmission levels exceeding 5,300MW, which have improved electricity access for homes, businesses, and industries. This, he argued, strengthens the case for Tinubu's industrial growth and job creation agenda. Support group leaders reiterated their commitment to the party's electoral success, citing the minister's consistent backing as a critical factor.
Tegbe's message underscored the importance of unity, stating,
Tegbe Unites Oyo APC Allies Behind Tinubu's 2027 Campaign
Joseph Tegbe, Minister of Power, has urged Oyo State APC members and support groups to consolidate efforts behind President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's 2027 re-election campaign and the party's candidates, emphasizing the impact of the president's power sector reforms. Speaking during a series of engagements in Ibadan, Tegbe highlighted that Tinubu's bold power sector reforms have already delivered
Tegbe's visit began with the APC Reconciliation Committee, led by Chairman Olufemi Lanlehin, who praised the minister's role in healing party divisions after primaries. Lanlehin pledged the committee would continue engaging aspirants to achieve unity, while Tegbe vowed to support reconciliation efforts. The minister later met with Oyo State APC Chairman Chief Moses Alake Adeyemo and the State Executive Committee, who acknowledged Tegbe as a key party supporter. He urged leaders to harmonize internal interests, ensuring all factions are represented in the campaign strategy.
At the Oyo State Secretariat of the Tinubu Support Group in Yemetu, Tegbe addressed a large gathering, charging members to mobilize grassroots support for the president's re-election and APC candidates. He cited recent power sector achievements, including generation and transmission levels exceeding 5,300MW, which have improved electricity access for homes, businesses, and industries. This, he argued, strengthens the case for Tinubu's industrial growth and job creation agenda. Support group leaders reiterated their commitment to the party's electoral success, citing the minister's consistent backing as a critical factor.
Tegbe's message underscored the importance of unity, stating,