As the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential primaries continue to gain momentum across the nation, Dr. Demilade Akin-Alabi, popularly known as “Genio,” has stepped forward to galvanize grassroots support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. In a direct appeal to his extensive political network, Dr. Akin-Alabi—the visionary behind the DACOF group—called upon all leaders, stakeholders, and dedicated members of his political family to demonstrate unwavering commitment to the President’s re-nomination. Emphasizing the importance of unity, he urged the group to remain steadfast in backing the administration’s “Renewed Hope” agenda, noting that the ongoing primary exercise is a crucial step in ensuring the continuity of the current reforms in infrastructure, economic restructuring, and national development. “This is a defining moment for our party and our country,” Dr. Akin-Alabi stated while addressing key coordinators today. “I call on every member of the DACOF group and our partners across the state to turn out in full force. Our collective resolve is vital to strengthening the foundation we have built together and ensuring a prosperous future for all Nigerians under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.” Dr. Akin-Alabi’s mobilization efforts come as the nationwide primaries continue to witness high turnout. Observers view this move as a significant push to consolidate party support at the grassroots level, mirroring the wider national trend of stakeholders aligning to affirm their confidence in the President’s vision for Nigeria. The primaries, which serve as a nationwide referendum on the party’s direction, have been described by party leadership as a peaceful, transparent, and well-organized democratic exercise. As the voting process proceeds, Dr. Akin-Alabi’s call to action highlights the emphasis on grassroots participation as the primary driver for party stability and future electoral success. Post navigation OYO ABDUCTION SAGA: Terrorists Give Condition, Demand Direct Negotiation With Gov Makinde “We Have Failed Nigerians” – Ex-Gov Fayemi Opens Up On Rising Banditry, Extreme Poverty, And His Presidential Ambition