Njoku Mobilises Nigerian Women For Tinubu’s Re-election

Chairman of the Governing Council of the National Mathematical Centre (NMC), Prof Edna Matthews-Njoku, has called on Nigerian women to unite and intensify grassroots mobilisation in support of President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid.

Njoku made the call during a meeting with the Women Leaders Association in Imo State, where she urged women leaders across the country to take the message of the Renewed Hope Agenda to the grassroots through sustained engagement and door-to-door mobilisation.

She said President Tinubu had recorded significant achievements across various sectors since assuming office, while his administration had also introduced several empowerment initiatives aimed at creating opportunities and improving the livelihoods of Nigerians.

According to her, many women have benefited from various government empowerment programmes.

She appealed to Nigerian women to recognise the efforts of the administration and support the continuation of the Renewed Hope Agenda.

“The time has come for Nigerian women to rally round and support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a second term. We must go from door to door, engage our people and explain the achievements of this administration.

“Many women have benefited from various empowerment opportunities, and we must work together to ensure that the progress continues,” she said.

The NMC Governing Council Chairman urged women leaders to remain united, peaceful and committed to grassroots mobilisation, stressing that Nigerian women have a critical role to play in the political and socio-economic development of the country.

She also called on members and supporters of the Renewed Hope Alliance Initiative Nigeria (RHAiN) to strengthen their structures across the country and work collectively towards achieving the organisation’s objectives.

Njoku, who also serves as a Zonal Coordinator of RHAiN, reaffirmed her commitment to promoting unity, civic participation, grassroots engagement and public awareness in support of the Renewed Hope Agenda.

She urged Nigerian women to remain organised and focused, saying that effective grassroots mobilisation would be essential in communicating the achievements of the Tinubu administration to citizens ahead of the next general election.