‘No Vacancy in Aso Rock’, Tinubu Support Group Says

The National Coordinator of the PBAT Door-to-Door Movement, Sunday Asuku, has declared that there is “no vacancy in Aso Rock Villa”, as the group begins mobilising support for President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid.

Asuku made the declaration during the launch of the movement’s campaign in Anambra State, where he defended Tinubu’s performance and urged Nigerians to give the president another term.

He also praised Tinubu for what he described as his willingness to take responsibility for the country’s challenges rather than blame the previous administration.

“Tinubu has never for once shifted blame on his predecessor,” Asuku said, referring to the late President Muhammadu Buhari.

Asuku cited the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND), which provides loans to students in tertiary institutions, as one of the initiatives of the Tinubu administration.

The movement’s coordinator also urged people in the South-East to support Tinubu, rejecting the suggestion that the president’s policies or political decisions were driven by ethnic considerations.

“We do not have to play tribal card,” Asuku said, adding that Tinubu had demonstrated concern for people across the country, including those in the South-East.

He also expressed confidence that the administration’s economic policies would create employment opportunities and improve living conditions, although he did not provide figures to support the projection.

Asuku said the group would intensify its mobilisation efforts in anticipation of the January 2027 election, urging members and supporters to take the campaign to communities and households.

He said the movement was determined to secure support for Tinubu’s return to office, insisting that the president remained its preferred candidate.

“There is no vacancy in Aso Rock Villa,” he declared.