2027: Renewed Hope group rallies Nigerians for Tinubu’s re-election

……confers Michael Duru Ejiogu national patron

By Chimda Raymond 

A pro-Tinubu 2027 group, Renewed Hope People Advocacy, has urged Nigerians to re-elect President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to complete ongoing infrastructural and human-capital programmes.

The group  conferred Chief Michael Duru Ejiogu as National Patron of Renewed Hope People Advocacy (RHPA) alongside other executives. 

The ceremony drew party chieftains, youth and women mobilizers, and civil-society allies. 

Organisers said the appointments are meant to strengthen grassroots structures ahead of the 2027 polls.

Accepting the role, Ejiogu pledged to rally support for Tinubu’s Renewed Hope agenda and drive wider voter outreach across the six geo-political zones, stressing unity and issue-based engagement. 

“Our task is to take the message of the President’s achievements to people who don’t know about it, and to support Mr President to continue his good works in 2027,” he said.

He argued Tinubu deserves another term to finish key infrastructure and empowerment initiatives. 

Ejiogu, Group Managing Director of CityGate Group, added that private developers are already partnering with government on housing: 

“Mr President recently commissioned Renewed Hope housing projects, which we’re part of, to bridge the deficit. 

I’m confident that by the end of his second term, there will be a comprehensive housing scheme for Nigerians.”

The Board of Trustees Chairman, Amos Gizo, said Tinubu has moved from a Lagos footprint to a national record of performance, citing the removal of fuel subsidy, increased allocations to states and LGAs, the NELFUND education access programme, and infrastructure rollout nationwide.

The National Publicity Secretary Olatayo Teriba Adepuji said the group will “strategize by penetrating communities and convincing Nigerians to vote for Tinubu in 2027.”

Ejiogu donated campaign office to Renewed Hope People Advocacy

The event featured the decoration of national executives and the patron, whose roles will focus on strategy, resource mobilisation and stakeholder engagement as the movement scales up its advocacy.