2027 Elections: Ondo State Non-Indigenes, Hausa Community Rally Support for Obi, Kwankwaso, and Arc. Ayo Oparinde in Akure
2027 Elections: Ondo State Non-Indigenes, Hausa Community Rally Support for Obi, Kwankwaso, and Arc. Ayo Oparinde in Akure
By: PRINCESS EIGBOKHAN ORIH
Ondo State Coalition of Non-Indigenes in NDC has taken their grassroots mobilisation campaign to the Hausa community in Shasha Market in Akure North Local Government Area in the Ondo State capital.
As political realignments towards the 2027 General Elections gather momentum, the Coalition of Non-Indigenes in Ondo State, operating under the Non-Indigenes Development Council (NDC), convened a high-powered mobilization and sensitization meeting with the Hausa community at Shasha Market in Akure.
The grassroots gathering brought together executive leaders, market union heads, and community representatives from various northern states—including Kano and Jigawa—to unite behind candidates championing non-indigene inclusion and grassroots development.
The coalition formally declared its endorsement and support for the joint presidential ticket of Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso, alongside Arc. Ayo Oparinde, candidate for the House of Representatives representing the Akure North and South Federal Constituency.
The board of Trustees leader of the coalition of Non-Indigenes in Ondo State NDC prof. Jonathan Oyekwelu while addressing the crowd in Hausa said "We have come to meet the Hausa community here at Shasha Market to solicit full support and block votes for our candidates under the NDC coalition".
According to him the non-indigene population in Ondo State numbers over a hundred thousand, and by standing united behind proven leaders like Peter Obi, Kwankwaso, and Arc. Ayo Oparinde, we ensure our collective welfare and representation are guaranteed" .
Meanwhile, the Public Relations Officer of the coalition of Non-Indigenes in Ondo State NDC Princess Eigbokhan Orih charged the Hausa community to look at the price of doing business now and then.
Princess Eigbokhan Orih who also spoke about the cost of transportation urged the Hausa community to vote, protect their vote, stay with their votes and follow their votes to the coalition Centre on the election day. According to her, this is a sure way for Nigerians to make sure their votes count.
Speaking at the event, the Coalition's Chairman Theophilus Jegede stressed the importance of solidifying inter-ethnic alliances to secure maximum electoral output in 2027. He also encourage the Hausa community to protect their votes from riggers.
The NDC candidate running for the House of Representatives Akure North and South Arc. Ayo Oparinde promised the Hausa community that , when he wins his seat he will open one of his Constituency office in Shasha Market where one of the Hausa leaders will be in charge.
Addressing the crowd in Hausa, the secretary of Hausa community Salisu Ahmad emphasized the strategic importance of the northern trade community in Ondo State's political landscape.
Key community figures presented during the meeting included Mallam Umar Kallamu (Chairman of the Kano/Jigawa group), Kabir Isa (Vice Chairman, Shasha Market), alongside executive women leaders and youth coordinators.
Delegates from the Hausa community welcomed the coalition's initiative, pledging their readiness to mobilize voters across Akure North and South to deliver a decisive victory at the polls in 2027.
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