Hon. Talabi Abiodun and Elder Pastor Olufemi Bakare Hold Strategic Meeting with Dr. Hajia Hussena Otaru at Aso Villa — Focus on Asiwaju 2027 Agenda
Aso Villa, Abuja —
In a move aimed at strengthening political coordination and deepening grassroots mobilization ahead of the 2027 general elections, key stakeholders of the Tinubu support structure convened a strategic meeting at the Aso Villa.
Leading the delegation was Hon. Talabi Abiodun, the National Publicity Coordinator of the 4+4 Movement for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, alongside Elder Pastor Olufemi Bakare, the National Chairman of the Tinubu Mandate Group and Leader of the Presidential Campaign Committee on Grassroots Engagement and Orientation.
The meeting, held at the office of Dr. Hajia Hussena Otaru, focused on advancing the Asiwaju 2027 Agenda, aimed at consolidating the achievements of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and mobilizing broad-based support for his administration’s ongoing reforms.
Discussions during the session centered on strengthening grassroots structures, enhancing public awareness of government initiatives, and promoting unity among various pro-Tinubu organizations across the country.
Speaking at the meeting, Dr. Hajia Hussena Otaru commended the efforts of the 4+4 Movement and the Tinubu Mandate Group for their consistency, loyalty, and unshaken belief in President Tinubu’s leadership and developmental vision. She emphasized the importance of sustained engagement at the grassroots level to ensure that citizens remain informed and supportive of government policies.
Hon. Talabi Abiodun reiterated the commitment of the 4+4 Movement to the success of President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, noting that the group will continue to sensitize Nigerians on the government’s achievements and future plans.
Similarly, Elder Pastor Olufemi Bakare highlighted the need for collaboration among political stakeholders and support groups, stressing that only through unity and clear communication can the ideals of the Asiwaju 2027 project be fully realized.
The meeting ended on a positive note, with all parties pledging renewed dedication to national development, political stability, and the progressive vision of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
