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Tinubu–Shettima 2027 support group begins nationwide mobilisation

 
By Myke Uzendu

The National Movement for Tinubu–Shettima 2027 — Forward Nigeria has commenced preparations for a nationwide consultation, organisation and mobilisation campaign ahead of the 2027 general elections.
 
The movement, which is backing the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC), said it had already established the philosophical, organisational and operational structures required for a broad-based national mobilisation.
 
This was contained in a statement issued in Abuja on Thursday and jointly signed by members of the movement’s Interim National Coordinating Committee led by Professor Rufa’i Ahmed Alkali, National Coordinator; Dr Bassey Rekpene, National Coordinating Secretary; and Ardo Zubairu, National Media Coordinator.
 
The group explained that although September 1 had initially been considered for its formal public unveiling, further consultations and organisational considerations had necessitated a slight adjustment.
 
It said a new date for the formal commencement of its activities would be announced shortly.
 
According to the movement, substantial progress has already been made in developing the structures that will guide its activities, including a Mandate Document which serves as its foundational framework.
 
The document, it said, defines the movement’s philosophy, objectives, organisational architecture and strategic direction.
 
It has also developed a National Covenant, outlining its position on the 2027 elections and the rationale behind its support for the continuity of the Tinubu-Shettima administration under the APC.
 
The movement said its support was based on the conviction that the 2027 election would provide Nigerians with an opportunity to assess the direction of the country and make informed choices on its future leadership.
 
“The 2027 election must go beyond personal issues and propaganda. It should provide Nigerians an opportunity to assess competing visions, evaluate national progress and make informed choices about the leadership and policies best suited to advancing the country’s interests,” it said.
 
The group also disclosed that it had developed a comprehensive Programme of Action to guide consultations, stakeholder engagement, public communication, grassroots mobilisation and interaction with citizens across the country.

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