2027: Tompolo’s Grassroots Train Hits Zamfara, Unveils 25 Vehicles for Tinubu Re-election

​GUSAU — The political landscape of Zamfara State shifted into high gear ahead of the 2027 general elections as the PBAT Door-to-Door Movement officially inaugurated its state chapter, rolling out 25 fully equipped campaign vehicles to deepen grassroots penetration.

​The high-profile event, held in Gusau, forms part of a aggressive, nationwide mobilization drive spearheaded by the movement’s Grand Patron and former militant leader, High Chief Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo, widely known as Tompolo.

​A Unified Push for 2027

​Represented at the ceremony by High Chief Kestin Pondi, Managing Director of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, Tompolo emphasized that the nationwide campaign is designed to bridge the gap between the Federal Government and grassroots communities.

​Pondi noted that the initiative aims to spotlight the broad spectrum of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s economic policies and administrative reforms, urging citizens to remain steadfast.

​”As we all know, economic and structural reforms take time to yield full dividends. We are calling on Nigerians, especially our youths and mothers, to remain patient and supportive as these policies take root for the collective good of the nation,” the movement noted during the rollout.

​State Backing and Leadership Synergy

​Zamfara State Governor, Dauda Lawal, who received the delegation in Gusau, threw his weight behind the movement. Commending Tompolo and the leadership of the PBAT Door-to-Door Movement, Governor Lawal assured them of his administration’s cooperation, noting that strategic grassroots awareness is vital for inclusive governance and development.

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​The newly unveiled fleet of 25 vehicles is custom-fitted with modern public address systems and comprehensive campaign materials. According to movement coordinators, the assets will be directly deployed to all local government areas, electoral wards, and remote settlements across the state to ensure maximum visibility.

​National Coordinator of the movement, Sunday Asuku, lauded the Zamfara state chapter for its unwavering dedication. He charged members to use the logistics judiciously and avoid political distractions as the race toward 2027 gathers momentum.

​The Zamfara launch closely mirrors concurrent mobilization blitzes executed by the movement across other geopolitical zones—including Jigawa and Adamawa states—underscoring a sweeping, cross-regional coalition building strategy ahead of the next electoral cycle.