The PBAT Door-to-Door Movement, convened by prominent Niger Delta leader, High Chief Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, is expanding its nationwide mobilisation campaign, with plans to visit eight additional states between November 9 and 14 to consolidate grassroots support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
The movement’s next phase of mobilisation will cover Enugu, Cross River, Bayelsa, Zamfara, Jigawa, Anambra, Kebbi and Abia states, extending its activities across the South-East, South-South and North-West regions.
According to the programme released by the movement, the exercise will begin on Monday, November 9, with separate engagements in Enugu and Cross River states.
The Enugu event is scheduled for 10am at Okpara Square, while the Cross River engagement will take place at 2pm at the Calabar Municipal Field.
The mobilisation team will move to Bayelsa State on Wednesday, November 11, for an event scheduled to hold at 10am at the Siasia Stadium, Yenagoa.
On Thursday, November 12, the movement will visit Zamfara State for an 11am engagement before proceeding to Jigawa State for another programme scheduled for 2pm.
The campaign will continue on Friday, November 13, with engagements in Anambra and Kebbi states at 10am and 2pm respectively. The tour will conclude in Abia State on Saturday, November 14, with an engagement scheduled for 10am.
However, venues for the programmes in Zamfara, Jigawa, Anambra, Kebbi and Abia states are yet to be made public.
The latest exercise is part of the movement’s broader strategy to build a nationwide grassroots mobilisation structure capable of reaching Nigerians at the ward, local government and community levels.
The group said it had extended its activities to about 20 states of the federation, distributing more than 500 vehicles to support its operations and enhance the effectiveness of its coordinators nationwide.
According to the movement, the vehicles are expected to strengthen logistics, improve coordination and enable its representatives to reach communities, markets, neighbourhoods and other grassroots locations with the policies and programmes of the Tinubu administration.
The initiative builds on previous mobilisation activities through which the movement has sought to establish an extensive political network beyond conventional campaign rallies.
Its operational structure is anchored on state, local government and ward coordinators, who are expected to engage residents directly, communicate the President’s agenda and gather feedback from communities.
The movement is also focusing on publicising the policies and programmes of the Tinubu administration, particularly its economic reforms, infrastructure development, education initiatives, local government autonomy and other government interventions.
The National Coordinator of the movement, Sunday Asuku, has consistently stressed the importance of effective grassroots mobilisation, community engagement and feedback, urging coordinators at the state and local government levels to extend their activities to every ward and polling unit.
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