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2027: Keyamo Unveils 30 Second TV Campaign To Showcase Tinubu’s Aviation Achievements

By Sunday Etuka

Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development Festus Keyamo SAN has rolled out a short television campaign series titled Tinubu Aviation Revolution Series to showcase achievements of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration in the aviation sector ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

The initiative marks one of the first campaign communication interventions by the Minister following his appointment as Director of Directorate of Air Transport Mobilisation under All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council.

Directorate is responsible for coordinating and facilitating air transportation for authorised campaign activities in support of President Tinubu re-election bid.

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Disclosed in a statement on Saturday by his Special Adviser on Media and Communications, Tunde Moshood, Minister Keyamo mobilised his team to produce 30 second television campaign material to showcase administration aviation sector achievements.

Campaign material which has been fully paid for is scheduled to commence airing on November 1 2026 across major television stations. Broadcasts will continue until a few days before the presidential election.

Tinubu Aviation Revolution Series is scripted to present a concise, compelling and accessible account of aviation sector transformation under Tinubu administration. The short format television production campaign seeks to bring government aviation records directly to voting public highlighting sector progress and contribution to national development.

With aviation serving as a critical driver of economic growth, tourism trade investment and international connectivity series are intended to draw attention to the sector’s role in advancing the Renewed Hope Agenda and to encourage informed public assessment of administration performance.

Launch of Tinubu Aviation Revolution Series signals beginning of focused campaign as APC prepares for 2027 general election.

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