Tinubu’s results make 2027 victory certain, boasts Matawalle – Blueprint Newspapers Limited


The Deputy Director of the Security and Intelligence Directorate of the All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council, Bello Matawalle, has expressed confidence that President Bola Tinubu will win the January 16, 2026 presidential election, citing his administration’s achievements.

Matwalle spoke in Abuja during the inauguration of the APC-PCC Security and Intelligence Directorate and its 12 sub-committees.

He declared that the elections were won, urging the members of the directorate to take their responsibilities seriously and work together for the victory of the party.

“This election is as good as won. We will win it, Insha Allah. President Tinubu’s achievements have put him in a position to win the January 16 presidential election, and I advise all of us to approach this task with the seriousness it deserves,” Matawalle said.

He expressed confidence in the management’s ability to deliver on its mandate, urging members to remain focused, coordinated and committed to their assignments.

Matawalle also called for unity of purpose and a strong sense of responsibility among members and subcommittees.

In his remarks, the Director of the Security and Intelligence Directorate, Maj. Gen. SY Bello (retd.), charged members to uphold professionalism, discipline, integrity and teamwork.

According to him, the success of the directorate will depend on the collective responsibility and commitment of its members.

“Our strength must lie in our professionalism, integrity and discipline. We must unite and work together to achieve our goal,” Bello said.

He urged the chairmen, secretaries and members of the subcommittees to begin work immediately, stressing that the task requires dedication and utmost commitment.

“The task ahead requires commitment, dedication and our best efforts,” he added.

The 12 subcommittees inaugurated include Operations and Field Coordination; Strategy and political coordination; Security, intelligence and risk management; IT security and communications; and liaison between agencies.

Others are Voting and Voter Protection; Venue and crowd control; Mobility, Protocol and Logistics; VIP protection; Internal control and investigation; and monitoring room and electoral situation.

Among the officials present were the Co-Director, Lukman Adegboyega Fasasi; Gen. CG Musa (retd); Gen. A. Olonisakin (ret.); Prof. Sale Mohammed Kanam; Maj. Gen. Adeyinka A. Famadewa (ret.); and General Lucky Eluonye Irabor (Ret.).

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