The International Coordinator of the Diaspora Network for Tinubu (DNT), Chief Chukwuemeka Obielom, has said Nigerians in the Diaspora are committed to supporting President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s bid for a second term in office.
Obielom said this in a statement on Saturday, noting that the socio-political group has members and offices across Europe, Asia, North and South America and the Middle East.
He said the group has also established offices across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones as part of its mobilisation efforts ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
According to him, the group’s extensive network would be deployed to mobilise support for Tinubu’s re-election.
Obielom said the Tinubu administration requires another term to consolidate the policies and reforms introduced since it assumed office.
‘Nigeria is getting better, Tinubu is carrying out genuine reforms, and Nigerians will be better off in the end,’ he said.
He said Nigerians living abroad have followed developments in the country and are prepared to support the President’s re-election based on what he described as the administration’s ongoing reforms.
The DNT coordinator said reforms were necessary for countries seeking sustainable economic growth, adding that the administration’s policies were intended to provide long-term solutions rather than temporary measures.
He said the group’s primary objective is to contribute to efforts to build a stronger Nigeria that will provide greater opportunities for young people and future generations.
Obielom urged Nigerians at home and abroad to support the continuation of the administration’s reform agenda, saying collective efforts will be required ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
He added, ‘I am working round the clock with my team here in the Diaspora; we are in touch with many Nigerians living abroad, and we have concluded that we will support the president en masse for a greater Nigeria.
He averred, ‘Nigerians have witnessed a greater wave of development and appointments under the current administration; every state and region is carried along, and several projects have been initiated, completed and are ongoing by the current administration across the country; they are all in the public domain.’
Obi Elum appealed to Nigerians to remain united in support of Tinubu’s re-election to enjoy more amenities and remain connected to the centre for the progress and prosperity of their various states and regions.
‘Our zeal to see the fixing of Nigeria under the current administration remains on course; we have also set up coordinating offices in Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones for effective synergy and harmonious working relationships with other interest groups and Nigerians in general’
‘Our offices are situated in Lagos, Abuja, Anambra, Port Harcourt, Kano, Sokoto, and Benue states and will soon be officially open for liaison and other activities. Already, we have funded many projects, programs, and activities geared towards a better Nigeria.’
He urged Nigerians to keep their PVCs handy and join the group to embark on massive mobilisation and door-to-door campaigns at home and in the diaspora to ensure the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
‘Nigeria will be great again. Many reforms have been witnessed, and more are coming. The President is fixing the nation, and things will soon get better.
‘The era of fuel scarcity is gone; prices of goods are stabilising. Already, the Power sector has been unbundled to allow states to also generate and distribute power. Things are getting better,’ he said.