Ambassador Azeez made the appeal on Wednesday while addressing some members and supporters of the group in Abeokuta stressing that participation in the electoral process begins with voter registration and the possession of valid PVCs.
He urged supporters in all the 20 local government areas of Ogun State not only to ensure they are registered voters but also to encourage eligible residents within their communities to do the same in preparation for the 2027 polls.
According to him, the success of any democratic process depends on active participation by the electorate, noting that every supporter has a responsibility to contribute towards the actualisation of the movement’s political objectives.
“Let us all get registered and obtain our Permanent Voter Cards. Without a PVC, we cannot participate in choosing the leaders we believe in,” he said.
The Zee 1 for Yayi founder further charged members of the movement to intensify grassroots mobilisation across Ogun State by canvassing support for Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola’s governorship aspiration.
“All my supporters in the 20 local government areas of Ogun State should make sure they register, obtain their PVCs, and also canvass for Senator Olamilekan Adeola as governor ahead of the 2027 general elections,” he said.
He expressed confidence that sustained mobilisation, community engagement and voter education would strengthen public support for the senator, urging members to remain peaceful, law-abiding and committed to democratic values throughout the political process.
Ambassador Azeez also encouraged supporters to engage with eligible voters at the grassroots, explaining the importance of participating in the electoral process and ensuring that no eligible voter is left out of the registration exercise.
He reaffirmed the commitment of the Zee 1 for Yayi movement to expanding its support base across Ogun State, expressing optimism that with unity, effective mobilisation and active voter participation, Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola would receive widespread support in the build-up to the 2027 general elections.
