The Plateau Yoruba youth Forum has donated a campaign banner in support of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu’s 2023 Presidential aspiration, to the APC headquarters in Jos the State Capital.
Supporters of the various political parties presidential flag bearers, can now confidently proceed with the campaigns rallies for their candidates across the 36 states and the FCT.
This is because 28th of September, the day set aside by the nation’s highest electoral body the INEC, for the official commencement of the Presidential Campaign by supporters of political parties, has come.
For Leaders of Yoruba youths Forum in Plateau State, dancing in celebration of Asiwaju Ahmed Tinubu Presidential aspiration.
The group is among the first to celebrate the commencement of the Campaigns in their own unique way.
They started their walk from the popular polo round about in Jos the state capital, going through the state capital, and ending the walk at the APC headquarters, Kalwa House.
The atmosphere was that of Dancing and celebration by the members of the group and other party faithful at the premises of the state APC headquarters.
Few of the leaders who spoke to TVC News say they were motivated by the commitment of late Captain Joseph Din in supporting Asiwaju Bola Tinubu’s Presidential aspiration.
The group pledged to continue to support the cause Captain Din left behind.
The banner carrying Asiwaju’s portrait was placed just by the entrance of the APC secretariat by the group.
Party supporters are called upon to conduct themselves in a peaceful manner before, during and after the election.
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