The National Amalgamation for the Continuation of Renewed Hope (NACRH) convened its maiden meeting at the George Hotel, Ikoyi, marking a significant step in the consolidation of support for the Renewed Hope Agenda.
The meeting brought together state coordinators from the six South-West states alongside other key national executives, underscoring the group’s intent to build a coordinated structure across the federation.
In his remarks, the Convener and National Coordinator, Comrade Adeleke Olorunwa Emmanuel expressed delight that the vision behind NACRH had matured into a formidable movement. He emphasized that the commitment of members signals a strong readiness to advance the Continuation of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration into a second term, citing the broad socio-economic reforms already being implemented as justification for continuity.
Also present was the Chairman of the Board of Trustees and principal financier, Hon. Eniade Damilare Francis, who conveyed his profound satisfaction at being part of the initiative. He assured members of his unwavering support, describing the group as a timely intervention in the nation’s political space.
The NACRH leadership further pledged to roll out impactful projects and activities across the country in the days ahead, designed not only to mobilize citizens but also to demonstrate the practical dividends of the Renewed Hope vision.
The maiden meeting, therefore, stands as both a symbolic and strategic beginning of what the group describes as a long-term national engagement, aimed at strengthening democratic participation and ensuring continuity in governance.
In his closing remark, Com Adeleke, the National Convener of the group, said attendance at the maiden meeting underscores NACRH’s unity of purpose, laying the foundation for a sustained nationwide mobilization.
With our structures being strengthened and its leadership fully committed, the group is poised to emerge as a decisive voice in shaping Nigeria’s political future by championing the continuity of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda come 2027, Adeleke said.