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Home 2027 Election

BREAKING: PDP Senators Snub Atiku, Endorse Tinubu For 2027 Election

“This endorsement is not just symbolic—it reflects our deep confidence in President Tinubu’s ability to deliver on the promise of democracy.

by NewsOnline Nigeria
May 21, 2025
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PDP Senators have snubbed Atiku and endorsed President Tinubu for 2027 election.

 

NewsOnline Nigeria reports that the Peoples Democratic Party Senators’ Caucus in Osun State on Tuesday declared support and endorsement of President Bola Tinubu as its preferred candidate for the 2027 presidential election.

 

In a joint statement signed by Senator Kamarudeen Oyewumi (Osun West), Senator Olubiyi Ajagunla (Osun Central), and Senator Francis Fadahunsi (Osun East), the lawmakers expressed their support for Tinubu’s leadership and a second term in office.

 

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The endorsement followed a meeting held on Tuesday, where the senators unanimously backed the President, citing his track record in governance, economic reforms, and infrastructure development.

 

They praised the administration’s initiatives, noting visible improvements in national security and a notable reduction in food prices, which they described as evidence of the President’s effective policies.

 

The Senators affirmed their pride in aligning with what they termed President Tinubu’s “visionary and progressive agenda.”

 

“This endorsement is not just symbolic—it reflects our deep confidence in President Tinubu’s ability to deliver on the promise of democracy.

 

“The Osun PDP Senators’ Caucus is united and unwavering in its support. There is no internal dissent; we stand as one,” the statement read.

 

They also urged the President to sustain and accelerate his developmental strides for the benefit of all Nigerians.

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