By Christopher Sunday
voxnews.com.ng
In the evolving dynamics of Nigerian politics, the phrase “Tinubu Again” is fast gaining momentum as a rallying cry among loyalists and political strategists ahead of the 2027 general elections. This slogan has not only sparked conversations in political circles but has also given birth to a new wave of grassroots mobilization: the formation of a support group named “Tinubu Again Movement” (TAM), created to project and consolidate the achievements of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (PBAT) while preparing the grounds for his potential re-election.
The Tinubu Again Movement is not just another political outfit; it is a vision rooted in continuity, stability, and the actualization of the Renewed Hope Agenda. As Nigeria continues to navigate economic challenges and structural reforms, the group believes that sustaining the vision of President Tinubu is critical for long-term growth, national integration, and democratic deepening.
The support group emerged from a coalition of professionals, youth leaders, women groups, political stakeholders, and development advocates who share a common conviction: that PBAT deserves another term to consolidate the gains of his current administration and deliver more impactful results.
TAM seeks to take the message of Tinubu’s achievements to every corner of the country, especially rural communities, in local languages, using town halls, digital platforms, and community engagement. It also aims to demystify government reforms, especially in areas like subsidy removal, digital economy expansion, and infrastructural renewal. The group intends to empower its members and communities through skill acquisition, cooperative funding, and access to federal support programs driven by the current administration.
TAM plans to collaborate with government agencies, NGOs, and private sector players to advance development initiatives that reflect the ethos of the Renewed Hope Agenda. Beyond 2027, the movement envisions grooming a new generation of politically conscious Nigerians who can defend democracy and shape Nigeria’s electoral future.
Structured along Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones, the Tinubu Again Movement promises inclusivity. Leadership roles within the group are equitably shared among ethnic, religious, and generational lines, reinforcing the President’s pan-Nigerian appeal.
Its national coordinator, Hon. Aminu Bello, emphasized during the inaugural meeting in Abuja that “TAM is not about tribal sentiments or blind loyalty, it’s about vision, continuity, and national development. Tinubu has started a race that must not be truncated midway.”
Of special note is Hon. Mark Okpanachi Ogah, who has officially been appointed to serve as the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and Kogi State Coordinator of the movement. A grassroots mobilizer, former athlete, youth mentor, and visionary entrepreneur, Hon. Ogah brings with him years of experience in political organizing, youth engagement, and community development. His appointment is strategic, given his strong influence across the FCT and Kogi State—two critical battlegrounds for consolidating support for President Tinubu’s 2027 bid. His leadership is expected to ignite massive mobilization efforts, deepen political education, and ensure the message of the Renewed Hope Agenda resonates at the grassroots.
As Nigeria marches steadily toward 2027, the birth of TAM is a strategic move in consolidating political narratives and preparing for electoral battles ahead. While critics may view it as early politicking, supporters argue it is proactive citizenship and political readiness. In a country where transitions often derail ongoing reforms, Tinubu Again might just be the narrative that ensures stability and progress—with leaders like Hon. Mark Okpanachi Ogah helping to anchor that vision in communities that matter most.
