2027: Tinubu Has Done So Well

By Eneola Otorkpa, Abuja

The Alliance of All APC Women Support Groups and NGOs has thrown its weight behind President Bola Tinubu, saying he has done well and should be allowed to consolidate on his achievements.

The National Coordinator of the alliance, Dr Philomina Abieyuwa Eriyo, made the declaration during a courtesy visit to businessman and philanthropist, Prince Dr Arthur Eze, at his residence.

Eriyo urged Nigerian women to mobilise their families and support the Tinubu administration.

“Please, speak to your husbands, speak to your daughters, speak to your sons. Jagaban has tried. He has done so well,” she said.

She said the alliance was documenting the administration’s achievements in a book.

“We are doing a book to cover all the wholesome things he has done for this nation. Therefore, he must be allowed to consolidate and finish what he started.

“And we are his tools,” Eriyo added.

The visit was also used to formally present Eze as the Grand Patron of the Alliance of All APC Women Support Groups and NGOs.

The delegation said it was seeking Eze’s fatherly blessings ahead of the forthcoming political campaigns and elections.

The group was warmly received by Eze, who accepted the role of Grand Patron.

During the visit, the alliance explained that its “Renewed Hope for Greater Nigeria” mandate was focused on showcasing government achievements and promoting peace across the country.

Members of the delegation described Eze as “a manager of human beings” and “a good man with no enemy.”

They also presented a document and a symbolic Edo artefact to the businessman.

The artefact, according to the delegation, represents an 18th-century woman who stabilised her palace and community.

A major highlight of the visit was the unveiling of the alliance’s banner, which designated Eze as the group’s Grand Patron.

He was subsequently decorated with a “Grand Patron” sash, while his titles and roles were read out.

The women expressed gratitude to Eze for accepting the position and for what they described as his fatherly role in supporting women and national development.

In his acceptance speech, Eze urged the women to embrace peace and avoid unnecessary confrontation.