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Veteran Lawmaker Wole Oke Flags Off ‘PBAT 2027’ Movement for Tinubu’s Second Term





Honourable Oluwole Oke, a seasoned legislator representing Obokun/Oriade Federal Constituency, has launched a strategic political movement dubbed PBAT 2027—an initiative aimed at galvanizing support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election bid.

He described the movement as his personal contribution to advancing the Renewed Hope agenda, championed by President Tinubu.

Hon. Oke praised the President’s vision, political courage, and unwavering commitment to justice, equity, and good governance—traits he says align with his own political philosophy.

“I joined the All Progressives Congress to further my goal of empowering people and accelerating infrastructural development in my constituency,” he said. “This movement is my way of backing a leader whose ideals I share and whose progress I believe in.”

He emphasized that the PBAT 2027 initiative would be driven by the principles of equity, fairness, and justice, ensuring that the vision of a renewed and inclusive Nigeria reaches every corner of the nation.

The lawmaker also called on fellow progressives, civil society actors, and youth groups to join hands in amplifying the message of continuity and reform, stressing that national development must transcend partisan divides.

PBAT 2027, he assured, would operate at grassroots and national levels, leveraging both digital platforms and community structures to mobilize widespread support ahead of the 2027 general elections.

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