Ahead of the 2027 general elections, a support group for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu declared in Abuja, Monday, that it would market the President re – election with achievements recorded within the last three years.
The group which branded itself as Renewed Hope for Greater Nigeria (RHGN), made the declaration at a world press conference addressed by its national coordinator, Hon Calistus Anyanwu .
Anyanwu at the conference themed “From Policy to Prosperity” said unlike electioneering campaigns being targeted by other support groups for President Tinubu’s re – election , RHGN would focus primarily on ground breaking achievements recorded by President Tinubu in the last three years for Nigerians to renew its mandate.
“RHGN was not conceived in the pursuit of political patronage. It was born from the belief that leadership should be judged by performance. Reforms should be judged by results. Public policies should be judged by their impact on the lives of ordinary citizens.
“Our members and supporters include professionals, farmers, artisans, business owners, academics, traditional leaders, women, youths, members of the Diaspora and grassroots mobilizers united by one purpose: to promote informed public understanding of reforms that seek to lay the foundation for a stronger, safer and more prosperous Nigeria,” he said.
He specifically listed policies and programmes such as removal of fuel subsidy , unification of exchange rate, Nigeria Education Loan Fund ( NELFUND), tax reforms, direct remittance of statutory monthly allocation to the 774 local government councils and ongoing constitutional engineering for establishment of State Police Services as some of the landmark achievements of Tinubu’s administration that would be marketed for his re – election .
“History rarely celebrates leaders for avoiding difficult decisions. It remembers those who made them when their nations needed them most,” he said.
Coordinators of RHGN across the 36 states of the federation and national officers , attended the world press conference.