By Kayode Olopade
A political support group, the Society for Enhancement of Women Integration (SFEOWI) @BAT–KSM Witness Door-to-Door Ambassadors, has endorsed Bola Ahmed Tinubu, President of the Nigeria, for a second term ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The endorsement formed part of the resolutions reached during a special stakeholders’ meeting of the group held on Wednesday, March 4, 2026.
Announcing the decision, the General Secretary of the organisation, Prof. Ridwan Adeyemi, said the meeting unanimously resolved to support the President’s re-election bid and mobilise members across the country towards achieving the objective.
According to him, the decision followed extensive deliberations by leaders and members of the group who expressed confidence in Tinubu’s leadership and his commitment to national development.
“The stakeholders unanimously resolved to endorse our principal candidate, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for a second term in office and to work for his success in all forthcoming political activities both within and outside the party structure,” Adeyemi said.
He added that the group also offered prayers for the President, expressing hope that he would continue to lead the country towards greater progress, stability and economic growth.
The National Coordinator and Director-General of the group, Hon. Khadijat Fatoki, said the organisation would intensify grassroots mobilisation through its “door-to-door ambassadors” initiative across various communities.
Fatoki explained that the group’s mobilisation drive, anchored on its motto, “Digging Out Hidden Golden Votes,” aims to encourage greater voter participation and political awareness ahead of future elections.
She noted that the initiative would focus on engaging newly eligible voters who have just turned 18, individuals who may have lost or damaged their voter cards, as well as those seeking to transfer their voter registration.
The group also said it intends to reach out to undecided voters and citizens who have become politically disengaged, urging them to participate actively in the democratic process.
Members at the meeting called for unity among supporters of the President and urged Nigerians to sustain their support for the ruling All Progressives Congress as preparations gradually begin for future electoral contests.



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