BTO structure most active political movement in Ondo — Adojutelegan

2026-03-03 - 16:37

By Dayo Johnson, Akure AKURE — The Director-General of BTO for PBAT 2027 in Ondo State, Mr. Adesuyi Adojutelegan, has described the BTO Structure as the most active and coordinated political movement in the state, mobilising support for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027. Adojutelegan said the structure, inspired by the leadership of the Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, has sustained grassroots mobilisation across the 18 local government areas and 203 wards of the state. According to him, the movement has engaged community leaders, youth and women groups, professionals, artisans, market associations and party members through ongoing political outreach and stakeholder consultations. “The BTO Structure is not merely a campaign platform; it is a well-organised movement anchored on loyalty, performance, inclusiveness and progressive ideals,” he said. “Our commitment to the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu remains unwavering. We are mobilised and strategically positioned ahead of 2027.” He added that the structure has intensified voter education programmes, leadership engagement forums and policy advocacy discussions aimed at deepening public understanding of federal government policies and reforms. Adojutelegan commended Tunji-Ojo for what he described as his commitment to party unity and governance, noting that his leadership has strengthened support across political blocs in the state. He also expressed confidence in President Tinubu’s leadership, citing ongoing reforms in economic management, security and institutional development as key pillars for national growth. “Our mission is to expand our grassroots reach, strengthen party cohesion and consolidate support for the President’s re-election,” he said, adding that the group remains committed to peaceful and issue-based engagement. The BTO for PBAT 2027 initiative is one of several political support platforms mobilising ahead of the next general elections.