The National Women Leader of the Renewed Hope People’s Advocacy, RHPA, Princess Dayo Fasola has said women across the country are being mobilised to support the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 general elections.
Speaking at the group’s event shortly after her decoration in Abuja on Tuesday, Fasola said the organisation had intensified grassroots mobilisation, describing the Renewed Hope People’s Advocacy as a platform committed to advancing the Tinubu administration’s achievements.
According to her, the group is working to rally Nigerians, particularly women, behind the President’s second-term bid.
Asked if she has the capacity to mobilise women across Nigeria for Tinubu’s reelection, she said, “By the grace of God, I’ll say an emphatic yes. I’ve learnt under the very best, I’ve been tutored. I’ve paid my dues, and I think it’s time for women to take their rightful place in the scheme of things.
“Renewed Hope People’s Advocacy is breaking the shackles of hopelessness and poverty. As you can see, we are more than set for the 2027 general elections to mobilise people for President Tinubu’s re-election.
“You can see seasoned veterans, the array of exceptionally gifted individuals that will help with us on this trip, in this group. So I’m sure, by the grace of God, it’s going to be an easy work for us come January 27.”
Fasola also commended President Tinubu for what she described as his long-standing commitment to women’s inclusion in governance, dating back to his tenure as Governor of Lagos State.
She maintained that women remain a decisive force in Nigeria’s electoral process and would play a significant role in the 2027 elections.
“Our number one leader, His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is a pro girl child advocate. Our number one leader, whom we follow his footstep is a girl child advocate and a pro women empowerment father. So we are here, we are happy to be associated with him on this trip. We are happy to stand. We are happy to be counted, and we are happy to fly his banner, which is that of excellence.
She expressed confidence in the President’s chances of securing another term, arguing that opposition parties were yet to present a coordinated challenge.
“We are strategising and mobilising women nationwide for Asiwaju’s victory in 2027,” she stated.
He sent a message to the opposition, saying, “Sincerely, I feel this game is not going to be fair because the opposition is more or less non-existent. They are not giving us a good run for the money. They are not coordinated. The coercion is non-existent, and it’s a pity. But then, when God wants to like complete your mission, He makes it easy. There’s zero opposition.”
Also speaking, the National Publicity Secretary and Media Director of the Renewed Hope People’s Advocacy, Prince Adepuji Olatayo Teriba, said the organisation had established structures across the country’s 774 local government areas and wards to mobilise grassroots support for President Tinubu.
He described the group as a grassroots movement dedicated to promoting the policies, programmes and achievements of the Tinubu administration ahead of the 2027 general elections.
