In a renewed push toward sustaining momentum for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s reelection bid in 2027, Ambassador Musa Muhammed Tsoken and Sadaukin Bauchi, Dr. Abdulrahman I. Sade, paid a strategic courtesy visit to the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda Goshwe in Abuja.
From the Left: The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda Goshwe and Amb. Muhammed Musa Tsoken, National Coordinator of Asiwaju Again and National President of All Progressives Congress Initiative for Good Governance.
Ambassador Tsoken is the National Coordinator of the Asiwaju Again Renewed Hope Support Initiative 2027 and National President of the APC Initiative for Good Governance (APC-IGG), while Dr. Sade is a media consultant, public affairs analyst, philanthropist and respected traditional title-holder. The visit forms part of ongoing grassroots engagements being championed by the duo to further consolidate nationwide support for President Tinubu ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The meeting, held with the blessing of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator George Akume, focused on strengthening grassroots mobilization structures, deepening citizen engagement, and aligning support groups toward the actualization of the Renewed Hope Agenda.
Tsoken described the encounter as “strategic and result-oriented,” noting that Prof. Nentawe’s leadership and technological drive—especially his championing of e-registration for APC membership—mark a decisive shift toward modern party administration. According to him, digitalization of party processes will not only streamline membership records but also enhance the party’s organizational strength ahead of 2027.
He reiterated his commitment to “galvanizing full-force support across the federation” through his twin platforms—Asiwaju Again Renewed Hope Support Initiative 2027 and APC-IGG.
Tsoken emphasized that the initiatives are operating under the guidance and blessing of Senator George Akume, who, he said, had “baptized them into functional political action for President Tinubu’s reelection.”
Sadaukin Bauchi, Dr. Abdulrahman I. Sade, equally commended Prof. Nentawe’s leadership ingenuity, highlighting his experience in digital innovation and organizational management. He expressed confidence that under the chairman’s watch, the APC would consolidate its political dominance, adding that the party “has already secured critical ingredients needed to triumph in forthcoming political contests” given Prof. Nentawe’s proven capacity in modern governance systems.
APC National Chairman, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda Goshwe and Sadaukin Bauchi, Dr. Abdulrahman I. Sade in a photograph.
Dr. Sade stressed that the duo’s advocacy was not merely political mobilization but a commitment to strengthening governance, reinforcing democratic participation, and ensuring that the Renewed Hope Agenda translates into tangible benefits for citizens.
The visit underscored the intensifying tempo of political realignments and mobilization ahead of the 2027 elections, with support groups, party leaders, and stakeholders working to build bridges across regions and demographics in support of President Tinubu.
As preparations continue, the synergy between advocacy groups, the APC national leadership, and key national figures such as Senator George Akume signals the emergence of a coordinated national campaign structure—one that seeks to transform grassroots enthusiasm into electoral success