Full list of cities Tinubu call physically present for 2027 campaigns

• President Tinubu's APC campaign rally tour is scheduled to begin in Kaduna on October 24, 2026, with a major closing rally planned for Lagos
• The tour spans 12 cities across all six geopolitical zones, with the North West and North East each getting three stops
• The South East has only one scheduled stop on the tour, with Enugu listed as the lone city in that region

President Bola Tinubu is scheduled to visit 12 cities across Nigeria as part of the All Progressives Congress (APC) campaign rally tour ahead of the 2027 general elections, with Kaduna serving as the official flag-off location on October 24, 2026.

The tour, which stretches from October 2026 to January 2027, covers all six geopolitical zones of the country. Lagos is set to host the major closing rally on January 9, 2027, rounding off a campaign stretch that lasts nearly three months.

Full list of cities on the APC campaign tour

Below are the 12 cities and their scheduled dates:

S/N	State	City	Date
1	Kaduna	Kaduna	October 24
2	Rivers	Port Harcourt	November 7
3	Plateau	Jos	November 14
4	Oyo	Ibadan	November 21
5	Borno	Maiduguri	November 25
6	Enugu	Enugu	November 27
7	Bauchi	Bauchi	November 29
8	Sokoto	Sokoto	December 5
9	Delta	Asaba	December 12
10	Kano	Kano	December 17
11	Adamawa	Yola	January 4
12	Lagos	Major Closing Rally	January 9

How the tour is spread across zones

The North West and North East each account for three stops on the tour, making them the most represented regions. The South South and South West each have two stops, while the North Central and South East are each allocated one stop.

The North West cities on the schedule are Kaduna, Sokoto, and Kano. The North East is represented by Maiduguri, Bauchi, and Yola. Port Harcourt and Asaba cover the South-South, while Ibadan and Lagos make up the South-West. Jos represents the North Central, and Enugu stands as the sole South East city on the tour.

The spread of the tour has drawn attention given the varying number of stops across regions, particularly the single stop assigned to the South East.

See the full schedule on X here:

Atiku criticises Tinubu's economic policy

Legit.ng earlier reported that Atiku Abubakar addressed Nigerians on Wednesday, October 14, citing hunger, insecurity, and rising costs as reasons to demand political change in 2027.

The NDC presidential candidate urged registered voters to collect their PVCs, describing the card as their peaceful power to demand change.

Atiku's message took direct aim at President Tinubu, promising to make life affordable and restore security if elected.

Source: Legit.ng