Integrity Group Backs Tinubu’s 2027 Bid, Declares “No Vacancy At Aso Rock”

At a high-level national symposium held in Abuja on April 13, 2026, the Integrity Group of Nigeria, also known as the Renewed Hope Agenda Ambassadors, formally endorsed Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a second term, signaling strong political momentum ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The event, powered by Akubudike Energy Limited, attracted key political stakeholders, party loyalists, and national figures under the theme of national consolidation and continuity. Delegates from 31 states across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones were in attendance, reflecting the group’s extensive national reach and influence.

The endorsement was spearheaded by Martin Nwabueze, a prominent businessman from Anambra State and National Patron of the group. He was joined by Nentawe Yilwatda and Uche Nnaji, among other leaders, as they collectively declared “Aso Rock No Vacancy 2027,” affirming their support for the continuation of the current administration.

Speaking on behalf of the APC National Chairman, Atah Pine conveyed remarks attributed to Prof. Yilwatda, describing the President’s first term as a “crawling stage” that has laid the groundwork for economic transformation, with expectations of greater gains in a second term.

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Also speaking, Oke Idawene, Director-General and National Convener of the Integrity Group, reaffirmed the group’s commitment to the Renewed Hope Agenda while representing Nwabueze.
In his contribution, Dick Irri, former Coordinating Director of the Medium Taxpayers Group at the Federal Inland Revenue Service, addressed concerns over tax reforms. He clarified that current policies are not designed to burden low-income Nigerians but to strengthen the economy and improve living standards.

Dorcas Okah urged members of the All Progressives Congress not to be complacent despite controlling 31 states. She emphasized the need for renewed grassroots mobilization and strategic engagement ahead of the 2027 elections.
Representing Tanko Yakasai, Hassan Sadiq commended President Tinubu’s leadership, highlighting his political evolution and ongoing economic reforms, which he said are already reshaping the nation’s economy.
The symposium also featured a panel session moderated by Mary Ikoku, with contributions from Oghene Egoh and Reginald Bayoko, alongside other discussants.

Participants called on Nigerians to support the President’s re-election bid, citing the need for continuity, stability, and consolidation of reforms. The event concluded with a unanimous endorsement, positioning the Integrity Group as a significant mobilizing force within the ruling party’s broader political strategy.