Women under the aegis of Nembe-Se Unites in Okpoama and Twon Brass, Bayelsa, on Tuesday reiterated their commitment to the re-election bid of President Bola Tinubu.
The Bayelsa women made the declaration during a mobilisation visit tagged: ‘Ama-Ama Tour for PBAT’ in Okpoama and Twon Brass.
The Convener, Mrs Beatrice Awululu, said that Tinubu’s government had shown clear intentions to promote the wellbeing of rural community women.
Awululu said that women had crucial role to play in the electoral process, and urged them to use their voter cards wisely.
She said that giving Tinubu a second term as president would provide opportunities for greater development and progress in Bayelsa East.
In her speech, Iniemekuma Thompson, the Woman Leader, Okpoama Kingdom, commended the initiator of the programme, for mobilising rural community women to support Tinubu’s re-election bid.
Thompson commended Chief Kojo Sam, the Managing Director, Labrador Security Services and Kojo Sam Logistics, for his support to rural community women, and commitment to Tinubu’s re-election bid.
She also thanked the Managing Director, Niger Delta Development Commission, Dr Sam Ogbuku for enabling Bayelsa communities to feel the impact of the Tinubu-led government.
The woman leader said that Okpoama women would reciprocate the gesture by voting massively for Tinubu in the presidential election.
“We are going to massively vote for Tinubu. He has done well for Bayelsa East, and we believe that he is going to do more for us if given a second term,” she said.
Also speaking, the Secretary-General, Nembe-Se Unites, Mrs IkioMuna Faith, described APC as a party that had touched the lives of the rural women in Okpoama and Twon Brass.
She declared the readiness of Okpoama women to vote for Tinubu and other APC candidates in the 2027 general election.
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