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“He Has Done Well for Nigerians, and He Will Win” – Eniola Badmus Declares Support for Tinubu’s 2027 Re-election Bid

Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus has publicly declared her support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ahead of the 2027 general elections, expressing confidence that he will secure another victory.


The actress praised the Tinubu administration for introducing what she described as beneficial reforms, particularly in the areas of taxation and education. She specifically mentioned the tax reforms and the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND), saying Nigerians are already benefiting from the initiatives.


Explaining why she is supporting Tinubu’s re-election bid, Eniola criticised Nigerians who, in her view, refuse to acknowledge the president’s achievements simply because they do not support him.


In her words:


“Tinubu Has Done a Lot For Nigeria. Some Nigerians Don’t Like The Truth, Especially When It Concerns President Tinubu. He Has Introduced So Many Good Reforms That Nigerians Are Now Benefiting From, Including The Tax Reforms And NELFUND. Tinubu Has Done Well In The Education Sector And Should Be Applauded For That. That’s Why I’m Campaigning And Voting For Him, And He Will Win.”


Eniola further argued that social media popularity should not be mistaken for actual electoral support, noting that having a large online following does not automatically guarantee victory at the polls.


She stressed that grassroots support is a major factor in winning elections and maintained that Tinubu has a strong political structure at the grassroots level.


In her words:


“Some People Think Elections Are Won On Social Media. Being Popular On Social Media Does Not Guarantee That You Will Win An Election. The Grassroots Are The Key, And Tinubu Has Them.”


The actress’s comments have added to the ongoing political discussions ahead of the 2027 general elections, particularly concerning celebrity endorsements and the role of grassroots mobilisation in determining electoral outcomes.

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