LEADERS URGE TINUBU TO REFORM ELECTORAL ACT, WARN AGAINST COMPLACENCY IN NIGERIA'S DEMOCRACY

 LEADERS URGE TINUBU TO REFORM ELECTORAL ACT, WARN AGAINST COMPLACENCY IN NIGERIA'S DEMOCRACY

By Ibrahim Kabir Umar – Reporting from Abuja, Nigeria

Prominent Nigerians, including former Minister of Transportation Rt. Hon. Rotimi Amaechi, Prince Adewole Adebayo, Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili, and Prof. Ike Ikechukwu, have called on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the National Assembly to urgently revisit and reform the Electoral Act 2022 ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The call was made during the National Electoral Reform Summit held in Abuja, organized by the Civil Society of Nigeria, under the leadership of Prof. Pat Utomi and Comrade Okuniyi (Veteran Che).

The summit, themed “Reforming the 2022 Electoral Act for Quality Leadership and Good Governance,” emphasized the urgent need to strengthen Nigeria’s electoral framework to guarantee credible elections, accountable governance, and the deepening of democracy.

Speakers at the event cautioned against complacency, warning that without reforms, Nigeria risks further erosion of democratic values and increased electoral manipulation.

Rt. Hon. Rotimi Amaechi, in his remarks, underscored that electoral reforms are fundamental to democratic progress. He urged Nigerians to rise collectively and reclaim the nation from “low-capacity leaders who are blind to the suffering of the people.”

Prince Adewole Adebayo, a presidential candidate in the 2023 elections, warned that without genuine reforms, the 2027 elections could be compromised, describing complacency as “the greatest enemy of democracy.”

Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili, former Minister of Education and governance advocate, called for far-reaching provisions that promote transparency, accountability, and inclusivity, including public participation in the appointment of the INEC Chairman. She emphasized that the commission must become truly independent to ensure credibility in the electoral process.

Prof. Ike Ikechukwu added that “quality leadership begins with free, fair, and transparent elections,” urging the Tinubu administration to prioritize reforms and proffer homegrown solutions to Nigeria’s challenges, including insecurity. He also referenced international concerns, citing global attention on Nigeria’s internal stability.

In his opening remarks, Prof. Pat Utomi explained that the summit was convened to “galvanize national action for electoral reforms that can deepen democracy and enhance good governance.”

The event also featured Lady Patient Keys, a US-based Nigerian activist and former Edo State Governorship Aspirant, who advocated for diaspora voting rights, urging Nigeria to adopt real-time electronic voting and result transmission systems similar to those used in the United Kingdom, China, and the United States.

Political figures and civil society representatives, including Comrade Yunusa Tanko (representing Peter Obi), Comrade Peter Ameh, and Alhaji Dantalle, joined the call for a truly independent INEC.

Youth leaders such as Dr. Barry Avotu Johnson 1st, Comrade Ayo Egedengbe Monday, and others from across the country emphasized that the reformation of the Electoral Act must be inclusive of youth participation, describing it as essential for achieving credible and progressive elections.

The summit concluded with a communiqué calling on the Tinubu-led administration to expedite amendments to the Electoral Act to ensure:

. Independent candidacy in elections

. Electronic transmission of results

. Enhanced transparency and accountability mechanisms

. Greater inclusion of marginalized and youth groups

Participants vowed to sustain the advocacy for electoral reforms, reaffirming that quality leadership and good governance can only thrive on the foundation of credible elections.

OLUFUNSHO ALEXANDER AJAGBONNA WINS AGAIN FOR THE SECOND TERM

PAGEANT INDUSTRY GETS NEW PRESIDENT TO LEAD IT INTO GREATNESS

 

By ADAMS TANKO Reporting Live from Benin City Edo State Nigeria.

The Nigerian pageant and fashion industry has entered a new era of transformation and hope as Mr. Olufunsho Alexander Ajagbonna, popularly known as King Fajag, emerged as the new National President of the Association of Beauty Pageant, Parade, Fashion and Exhibition Organisation of Nigeria (ABPFEON).

The election and inauguration ceremony, held on Saturday, November 8, 2025, at Tovia Hotel & Suites, GRA, Benin City, Edo State, attracted industry stakeholders, pageant organizers, fashion entrepreneurs, and creative professionals from across the country.

The event themed “A New Mandate, A Stronger Future” marked a renewed commitment to repositioning Nigeria’s pageant and fashion sector as a vibrant contributor to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), while also ensuring integrity, professionalism, and accountability in its operations.

Over the past decade, the beauty and fashion industries have grown to become significant pillars in Nigeria’s creative economy. 

From beauty contests and fashion exhibitions to modeling agencies and design showcases, these industries have created thousands of jobs for young Nigerians from stylists, designers, photographers, and models to event planners, marketers, and content creators.

Economic experts estimate that the broader fashion and creative pageant sector contributes billions of naira annually to Nigeria’s GDP, serving as a tool for empowerment and national branding. The sector has also positioned Nigeria as a growing global hub for talent and style across Africa.

Speaking shortly after his victory, King Fajag emphasized his commitment to building on this momentum by introducing policies and reforms that will make the industry more structured, recognized, and respected both locally and internationally.

In his first address as president, King Fajag announced that his administration would prioritize the registration and accreditation of all pageant and fashion event organizers operating across Nigeria. 

This initiative, he explained, will create a verifiable database of practitioners under ABPFEON and will help foster integrity, capacity building, and professionalism within the sector.

> “We will ensure that every pageant and fashion organization in Nigeria is properly registered with ABPFEON,” he said.

“This will help us set standards, promote ethics, and protect our members and participants. 

We want to rebuild public trust and make the pageant industry one of the most respected creative sectors in Nigeria.”

King Fajag further noted that his administration would collaborate closely with law enforcement agencies to eliminate all forms of exploitation, fraud, and unethical practices sometimes associated with unregulated beauty contests.

Shortly after his election, King Fajag paid a courtesy visit to the Edo State Commissioner of Police, where he reiterated his commitment to ensuring that only credible, registered, and law-abiding organizers will be allowed to operate under ABPFEON.

He appealed for partnership and institutional support from the police to help sanitize the industry and safeguard participants, particularly young women, from abuse or manipulation.

“We must restore confidence in the pageant and fashion industry,” King Fajag declared.

“With strong collaboration with the police and other regulatory agencies, we can clean up the negative sides of the business and build a platform that promotes Nigeria’s image globally.”

In response, the Commissioner of Police commended the new president’s proactive approach and promised full cooperation by providing security support whenever needed.

The National Electoral Committee of ABPFEON, in a statement signed by its officials, described the election as free, fair, and transparent, noting that all issues previously affecting the Edo State Chapter and the national executive had been resolved before the polls.

The committee also reaffirmed that the election was conducted in line with the association’s constitutional mandate and expressed confidence in King Fajag’s leadership to elevate the pageant industry into a new phase of recognition and prosperity.

With another three-year term to lead the association, King Fajag promised to use his office to empower practitioners, foster partnerships, and build a globally competitive industry that mirrors the standards of developed nations like the United States and the United Kingdom.

“This new term is about service, accountability, and legacy,” he said.

“We are not just organizing beauty pageants we are building an industry that represents Nigeria’s creativity, culture, and global potential.”

As ABPFEON begins this new chapter, stakeholders are optimistic that under King Fajag’s leadership, the Nigerian pageant and fashion industry will continue to evolve, creating more opportunities for youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, and cultural diplomacy.

Indeed, the pageant sector is no longer just about beauty and glamour; it is fast becoming a creative economic force capable of shaping narratives, promoting tourism, and strengthening Nigeria’s position in the global fashion and entertainment landscape.

With the theme “A New Mandate, A Stronger Future,” ABPFEON appears ready to turn that vision into reality, one pageant at a time.

It Will Be Hard To Beat Amaechi In 2027 If North Gives Backing

  CHIBUIKE ROTIMI AMAECHI'S POLITICAL INTRIGUES AND THE ROAD TO 2027 WITH NIGERIA’S DEMOCRACY AT A CROSSROADS

HASSAN MUSAWA Reporting Live from Abuja Nigeria.

As Nigeria slowly inches toward the 2027 presidential elections, the nation’s political atmosphere is once again heating up with renewed interest, alignments, and permutations. 

Among the familiar figures quietly but firmly positioning himself for a political massive and winning comeback is Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, former Governor of Rivers State, ex-Minister of Transportation, and one of Nigeria’s most strategic political tacticians.

Despite speculations and political maneuvering across party lines, Amaechi remains one of the frontline aspirants for Nigeria’s presidency. Reliable sources within his political circle confirm that the former Rivers State Governor will not step down for anyone neither from the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), nor from the opposition platforms like the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) or Labour Party (LP). 

Instead, Amaechi is said to be working tirelessly behind the scenes to rebuild his political family and consolidate alliances nationwide.

Insiders describe Amaechi’s current political movement as a “silent reformation”, a deliberate effort to construct a credible, grassroots-oriented network that could serve as a formidable opposition bloc against President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s APC government, which has faced mounting criticism over its economic and security policies.

Over two years into Tinubu’s administration, public discontent over inflation, unemployment, and insecurity has reached alarming levels. 

The country continues to grapple with a weakened naira, rising cost of living, and an exodus of investors due to what many analysts call “economic uncertainty.” 

For many Nigerians, Amaechi’s growing visibility represents a flicker of hope for a different kind of leadership experienced, energetic, and strategically independent.

Amaechi’s influence in Nigerian politics is deeply rooted in his record of public service and his history as a loyal party man who has been at the heart of major national political transitions. 

From serving as Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly for eight years and later as Chairman of the Conference of Speakers in Nigeria, to his two-term tenure as Governor of Rivers State, Amaechi has built a résumé few politicians can match.

Perhaps most significantly, his role as Director-General of Muhammadu Buhari’s Presidential Campaign Organization in both the 2015 and 2019 elections campaigns that delivered the presidency to the then-opposition APC cemented his status as a kingmaker and strategist. 

Many northern politicians still remember his unwavering loyalty to Buhari and his ability to mobilize support across Nigeria’s diverse regions.

It is believed that this legacy has earned him a significant base of support in the North, where he remains a respected ally of many northern elites. 

Political analysts argue that the northern endorsement could be the decisive factor in determining whether Amaechi becomes Nigeria’s next president. 

If current calculations are anything to go by, Amaechi stands out as one of the few Southern politicians with the national spread and bipartisan appeal to challenge the ruling APC’s dominance. 

His rumored consideration of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as a political platform has sparked discussions about the potential of a strong third force emerging in 2027.

For many observers, this strategy could mirror global political trends where reform-minded politicians are breaking away from traditional party structures to connect directly with citizens disillusioned by the political establishment.

President Bola Tinubu’s administration faces increasing scrutiny over its economic management, with critics citing poor fiscal policies, high fuel prices, and persistent insecurity. 

The government’s attempts at attracting foreign investors have yielded little success, as issues like kidnapping, banditry, and terrorism continue to discourage global confidence in Nigeria’s business climate.

Moreover, diplomatic circles have expressed quiet concern over Nigeria’s international image, with references to unresolved controversies surrounding the president’s past. 

For many political watchers, such issues could complicate Tinubu’s path to re-election, especially if confronted by a clean, tested, and widely respected opponent like Amaechi.

Beyond personalities, Nigeria’s democracy faces structural challenges. 

From allegations of rigging to voter suppression and judicial interference, the integrity of Nigeria’s electoral process remains a sore point in its democratic journey. 

The 2023 general elections exposed deep institutional weaknesses and eroded public trust in the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

Amaechi’s supporters argue that he represents the kind of reformist leader capable of championing electoral reforms, transparency, and accountability, values he is known to have defended during his years as Governor and Minister.

One thing that sets Amaechi apart is his grassroots accessibility. Unlike many of his contemporaries, he is known for mingling freely with ordinary citizens, particularly in his home state of Rivers, where he is still seen walking through Port Harcourt streets during political events. 

This ability to connect with everyday Nigerians remains one of his strongest political assets.

However, the question remains: 

Can Amaechi overcome the entrenched political machinery of both the APC and the PDP?

Observers believe that the 2027 elections could mark a defining moment for Nigeria’s democracy, testing whether competence and integrity can triumph over incumbency and money politics.

As Nigeria prepares for 2027, the mood across the nation is one of cautious optimism. Citizens are more politically aware, more vocal, and more determined to defend their votes than ever before. 

The experience of the 2023 elections has awakened a civic consciousness that could reshape the nation’s political future.

In this unfolding drama, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi stands as a symbol of resilience, experience, and political reinvention a reminder that in Nigeria’s complex democracy, the game is never truly over until the final ballot is counted.

Whether Amaechi emerges as the face of a renewed opposition or as the unifying bridge between North and South, one thing is certain: 

Nigeria’s 2027 presidential elections will be one of the most consequential in its democratic history, a test not just of leaders, but of the people’s will to redefine their nation’s destiny.

Mbga Is Standing Better With 2025 Screening

 MBGA 2025 SHINES BRIGHT: 1ST GRAND AUDITION A HUGE SUCCESS, 2ND AUDITION ANNOUNCED FOR NOVEMBER 1ST

IBRAHIM MICHAH Reporting Live from Abuja Nigeria:

The Most Beautiful Girl in Abuja (MBGA) 2025 has taken the Nigerian entertainment industry by storm with the success of its first Grand Audition. 

Held recently, the event 

drew in a large number of talented young women who showcased their skills and talents in a bid to win the coveted title.

The MBGA, which is organized by Dolce Entertainment Limited, has been a staple in Abuja's beauty pageant scene since 2001. Over the years, the event has grown in popularity and has become a launching pad for many young models and entertainers.

The success of the first Grand Audition is a testament to the enduring popularity of beauty pageants in Nigeria. 

The event, which was held at the Uniglobe Apartments & Suites Poolside, was attended by many notable personalities in the entertainment industry.

The organizers of the event have expressed their gratitude to the management and staff of Uniglobe Apartments & Suites, as well as various partners and sponsors, including Chima Movie Empire USA, Women Evolving Inspiring Nations Network (WEIN) UK, and others. 

These partnerships have not only added value to the event but have also highlighted the growing interest of international organizations in Nigeria's entertainment industry.

The audition process was highly competitive, with many talented young women vying for a spot in the next round. 

After a keenly contested selection process, lucky contestants were chosen to proceed to the next stage. 

The selected contestants were congratulated on their achievement and encouraged to prepare well for the next round.

In a surprise move, the organizers announced a second audition scheduled for Saturday, November 1, 2025. 

The second audition will be held at the same venue, Uniglobe Apartments & Suites Poolside, and will give another opportunity to contestants who paid for forms but were unable to attend the first audition.

The MBGA 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting event, and beauty enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the second audition and the grand finale. 

The event has also generated a lot of interest in the entertainment sector, with many industry stakeholders expecting it to contribute to the growth and development of the industry.

The MBGA has had a significant impact on Nigeria's entertainment sector over the years. 

The event has provided a platform for young models and entertainers to launch their careers and has also contributed to the growth of the country's beauty pageant industry.

The success of the MBGA has also led to the growth of related industries such as modeling, acting, and event management. 

Many young Nigerians have been able to build successful careers in these industries, and the MBGA has played a significant role in promoting their talents.

Moreover, the MBGA has also contributed to the development of Nigeria's entertainment industry by providing a platform for young creatives to showcase their talents. 

The event has featured live performances, fashion shows, and other creative displays, which have helped to promote Nigeria's rich cultural heritage.

The future of the MBGA and Nigeria's entertainment sector looks bright. 

With the success of the 

first Grand Audition and the announcement of the second audition, it is clear that the event will continue to be a major player in the country's entertainment industry.

The organizers of the event have promised to continue promoting the talents of young Nigerians and providing a platform for them to showcase their skills. 

With the support of sponsors and partners, the MBGA is expected to continue growing and contributing to the development of Nigeria's entertainment sector.

In conclusion, the MBGA 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting event that will contribute to the growth and development of Nigeria's entertainment sector. With its rich history and growing popularity, the event is expected to continue providing a platform for young Nigerians to showcase their talents and pursue their dreams.

The success of the MBGA 2025 is a testament to the growing popularity of beauty pageants in Nigeria. 

The event has not only provided a platform for young models and 

entertainers to launch their careers but has also contributed to the growth of the country's entertainment industry.

The impact of the MBGA on Nigeria's entertainment sector cannot be overstated. 

The event has provided a platform for young creatives to showcase their talents and has also contributed to the development of related industries such as modeling, acting, and event management.

As the entertainment sector continues to grow and develop, events like the MBGA will play an increasingly important role in promoting Nigeria's rich cultural heritage and providing opportunities for young Nigerians to pursue their dreams.

The government and other stakeholders can learn from the success of the MBGA and provide more support for the entertainment sector. 

With the right support and infrastructure, the sector can continue to grow and contribute to Nigeria's economic development.

In conclusion, the MBGA 2025 is a significant event that has contributed to the growth and development of Nigeria's entertainment sector. 

With its rich history and growing popularity, the event is expected to continue providing a platform for young Nigerians to showcase their talents and pursue their dreams.

Democracy Heroes Awards 2025 Edition:

Democracy Heroes Awards 2025 Edition: 

NIGERIANS SHOULD CELEBRATE CITIZENS WHO PROVIDE GOOD LEADERSHIP

... ADAMS MOMOH Reporting Live from Abuja Nigeria 

The famous awards event organizers for Nigeria's democracy called FDN have hosted the prestigious Democracy Heroes Awards 2025 edition live in Abuja, Nigeria's capital city. 

The event, which brought together prominent individuals from various political parties, honored outstanding personalities who played significant roles in promoting democracy in Nigeria between 2023 and 2024.

The ceremony was a grand affair, with winners from different regions of Nigeria, including the North, South, East, and West. 

The event was attended by prominent figures, including senators, representatives, state governors, diplomats, and business leaders. 

The red carpet reception was a highlight of the evening, providing attendees with an opportunity to socialize with the who's who of Nigerian society.

Barrister Seyi Bola Tinbu, son of President Bola Tinbu, was among the award winners recognized for his efforts in promoting good governance and quality leadership in Nigeria so far with his philanthropic character displayed around the nation. 

The award citation praised his tireless efforts in selling Nigeria to the world as a beacon of good governance and leadership.

The Democracy Heroes Awards is a world-class event that brings together the best personalities to celebrate democrats and their activities in a grand style. 

The event was founded by Mr. Olufunsho Alexander Ajagbonna a.k.a King Fajag, a young and ambitious event CEO with years of experience in organizing high-profile events.

In an exclusive interview with our correspondent, Mr. Olufunsho expressed his delight with the success of the 2025 edition, citing the caliber of persons who received awards and the high level of expectations from the public. 

He emphasized that the Democracy Heroes Awards is unique, as it is presented to only qualified elements of democracy, and the final decision on who wins a category is based on public voting.

The Democracy Heroes Awards 2025 edition serves as a reminder of the importance of good leadership in promoting democracy and development. 

As Nigerians, we must celebrate individuals who have made significant contributions to our democratic journey and encourage others to follow in their footsteps. 

By doing so, we can build a brighter future for ourselves and future generations.

The Democracy Heroes Awards 2025 edition, held in Abuja, Nigeria, recognized outstanding individuals who contributed significantly to promoting democracy in Nigeria. 

Apart from Barrister Seyi Bola Tinubu who was nominated and won, some other notable winners include:

    - LUCKY AIYEDATIWA: Most Proactive Governor of the Year for his people-oriented programs and proactive governance approach

    - UBA SANI: Best Performing Governor of the Year for extensive infrastructure rollout and inclusive development in Kaduna State

    - SHERIFF OBOREVWORI: Most Prolific Governor of the Year for visible initiatives across Delta's sectors:

    - SENATOR NED NWOKO: Best Performing Senator of the Year for his impactful legislative work, people-focused bills, and visible contributions

- International Figures:

    - KARISHMA PELHAM-RAAD: African Young Icon in Public Service of the Year for her exceptional leadership, integrity, and service to the continent

    - DUMA GIDEON BOKO: President of Botswana, recognized for his contributions to democratic governance

Other notable awardees:

    - GOODLUCK JONATHAN: Former Nigerian President, honored for his historic 2015 election concession that enabled a peaceful transition to an opposition government

    - NYESOM WIKE: Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, recognized for his transformative leadership and current role in overseeing development in the nation's capital

    - OPEYEMI BAMIDELE: Senate Majority Leader, honored for his contributions to democratic governance

The awards ceremony, themed "Legacy of Leadership: Powering Africa's Future," aims to inspire transformational leadership and recognize individuals who have made significant impacts in advancing democracy, good governance, and sustainable development.

Fajag Is Abpfoen President With A Vision

   

KING FAJAG SEEKS SECOND TERM AS ABPFOEN PRESIDENT, ENJOYS NATIONWIDE SPREAD ENDORSEMENTS

King Fajag ABPFEON President 

...Ibrahim Michah Reporting Live from Abuja, Nigeria.

The Association of Beauty Pageant & Fashion Exhibition Organizers of Nigeria (ABPFOEN) is set for a significant milestone as its current President, Olufunsho Alexander Ajagbonna, popularly known as King Fajag, has officially declared his intention to run for a second term in office. 

This development has been met with widespread acclaim and endorsements from major stakeholders in the beauty pageant industry, who have praised King Fajag's leadership and commitment to repositioning the sector.

Since assuming office, King Fajag has been credited with giving the pageant industry a new lease of life.

Under his leadership, the industry has witnessed a significant decline in cases of alleged harassment and exploitation of beauty queens, while many pageant winners have received their star prizes as promised by organizers. 

Stakeholders have noted that his administration has promoted transparency, accountability, and empowerment, restoring public confidence in the beauty pageant ecosystem.

As the organizer of the Face of Democracy Nigeria Beauty Pageant, King Fajag has also been praised for providing platforms for young women to develop their talents, pursue education, and become ambassadors of positive change. 

His efforts have attracted more young women into the pageant world, helping to dispel the negative perceptions previously associated with the industry.

Many industry players have described King Fajag as a visionary leader who has helped redefine pageantry in Nigeria, bringing more credibility and professionalism into it. 

His commitment to empowering beauty queens, expanding opportunities for organizers, and strengthening the ethical standards of the industry has earned him widespread recognition and admiration.

In his declaration speech, King Fajag expressed gratitude to his colleagues and partners for their trust and cooperation, pledging to consolidate on the achievements recorded so far. 

He assured that his next tenure would focus on further empowering beauty queens, expanding opportunities for organizers, and strengthening the ethical standards of the industry.

With growing endorsements across Nigeria's entertainment and fashion communities, King Fajag's re-election bid appears to enjoy strong momentum, signaling continuity for the reforms that have reshaped the nation's pageantry landscape. 

As the industry looks forward to the upcoming elections, it is clear that King Fajag's leadership has been a game-changer for the beauty pageant sector in Nigeria.

Northerners Want Jonathan To Replace Tinubu

  WHY WOULD NIGERIANS BRING BACK GOODLUCK JONATHAN AS PRESIDENT IN 2027 ?

By: National Watch Correspondent

IBRAHIM KABIR UMAR Reporting Live from

Abuja, Nigeria.

A powerful wave of public sentiment is sweeping across Nigeria as citizens from all walks of life are calling for the return of former President Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to lead the nation once again in 2027.

Under the trending hashtags #BringBackGoodluck2027, 

#RestoreNigeriaWithGEJ2027, and #GoodluckForPeaceAndProgressWithGEJ2027, Nigerians across social media platforms are demanding a restoration of the nation’s economic stability, democratic integrity, and unity that many say characterized the Jonathan era.

According to the emerging Goodluck 2027 Presidential Movement, the call is not just political, it is patriotic. The movement describes Dr. Jonathan as “a symbol of peace, a man of vision, and a father of democracy.”

Supporters argue that during Jonathan’s leadership between 2010 and 2015, Nigeria witnessed relative economic growth, improved education, infrastructural expansion, steady electricity supply, and a stronger image in the international community.

> “When Goodluck led, Nigeria had hope. We had jobs, stability, and peace. The difference is clear,” said Mrs. Funke Olatunji, a Lagos-based entrepreneur who joined the campaign online.

Political analysts also note that Jonathan’s leadership style was characterized by tolerance, diplomacy, and respect for democratic values, qualities that many say are missing in today’s political climate.

Amid economic hardships, rising insecurity, and growing public dissatisfaction, citizens are increasingly nostalgic for the period of national calm and development that marked the former president’s tenure.

The Goodluck 2027 Campaign Movement has described its mission as one to “restore Nigeria’s lost glory through experience, humility, and wisdom.” The group insists that Jonathan’s comeback would not be about ambition but about “a rescue mission for a nation in distress.”

Dr. Jonathan, who has so far remained silent on his political intentions, is now at the center of a massive nationwide conversation. Observers believe that if he chooses to contest, his return could redefine the 2027 presidential race.

> “He is the bridge between the old and the new Nigeria,” says Chief Innocent Okorie, a political commentator from Enugu. “His return could bring back a leadership that listens and governs with fairness.”

As the movement gains momentum, thousands of Nigerians have begun organizing rallies, online campaigns, and public discussions under the unifying slogan:

“One Last Term to Restore Nigeria’s Hope with GEJ 2027.”

The public’s message is clear and resounding: “NIGERIA NEEDS GOODLUCK AGAIN 2027” 

SOCIAL HASHTAGS: #BringBackGoodluck2027  

#RestoreNigeriaWithGEJ2027 #GoodluckForPeaceAndProgress2027 #OneNigeriaOneFutureWithGEJ2027 #RestorationBegins2027WithGEJ