In a renewed effort to strengthen democratic participation and ensure massive voter turnout ahead of 2027 elections, the Tinubu/Ambode Support Group has officially launched its volunteer portal for the ongoing Permanent Voter Card (PVC) registration campaign.
The initiative, which is aimed at mobilizing citizens across the Southwest, is designed to encourage eligible Nigerians to register, update, and collect their PVCs as the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) continues the exercise nationwide.
According to the group Director General Hon Seyi Bamgbade, the campaign goes beyond politics—it is about civic responsibility. By opening the portal to volunteers, the Tinubu/Ambode Support Group seeks to build a strong network of passionate Nigerians who will join and assist the PVC Enlightenment Street Captains Team in covering communities across the Southwest. This structure is part of the wider campaign effort being led by His Excellency Akinwunmi Ambode in support of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second term bid.
Interested volunteers are encouraged to visit the official campaign website www.tinubuambode2027.com to register and participate. On the platform, volunteers will not only get access to vital information and sensitization materials, but also enjoy souvenirs such as branded t-shirts, face caps, and other exciting items as part of their involvement in the campaign.
Speaking on the development Hon Seyi Bamgbade said that the leadership of the support group emphasized that the voter card remains the most powerful tool in shaping Nigeria’s democracy. They added that with collective efforts and grassroots mobilization, more Nigerians can be empowered to make their voices count at the ballot box.
The group urged all Nigerians, particularly the youth, not to sit on the sidelines but to take active part in the democratic process by securing their PVCs and encouraging others to do the same.
“This campaign is not just about politics; it is about participation, inclusion, and building the Nigeria of our dreams,” the statement read.
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Pius Ade Babaleye Pab
Director of media and information
Ambode/Tinubu support group
