High Chief Godfrey Ogbeide Appointed South-South Deputy Coordinator for Tinubu 2027 Campaign

Ahead of the 2027 presidential election, High Chief Godfrey Omoarebu Ogbeide, MBA, MSBA, has been appointed Deputy Zonal Coordinator for Grassroots Engagement and Mobilisation, South-South I, in the All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council. The strategic assignment expands Ogbeide’s leadership responsibilities across key regional political structures. Prior to this latest appointment, Ogbeide served as the Secretariat Director of Youth Structure 4 Asiwaju (YS4A) — Asiwaju Boys and Girls — while concurrently holding the position of Zonal Coordinator of Policy and Strategy for the South-South region within the City Boy Movement. His deployment reinforces the campaign council’s strategy to consolidate grassroots structures across the Niger Delta corridor. High Chief Ogbeide is the Founder and Chairman of The Omoarebu Ogbeide Foundation (TOOF®) and holds the traditional title of Aigbugbakheini I of Ozalla Kingdom in Owan West Local Government Area of Edo State. His community development work through TOOF® has focused on improving living standards and supporting socio-economic advancement across grassroots communities. The core mandate of Ogbeide’s new role centers on driving grassroots engagement, facilitating stakeholder collaboration, and coordinating community-level participation. His office will lead local mobilization initiatives designed to align regional voters with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 2027 re-election campaign objectives. In his operational capacity, Ogbeide is expected to work closely with national campaign officials, APC state leaderships, and local volunteer networks. The coordination framework aims to deliver cohesive engagement strategies across communities in the South-South geopolitical zone. The campaign council noted that Ogbeide’s appointment leverages his established track record in youth organization, policy planning, and regional strategic coordination. His combined roles within YS4A, the City Boy Movement, and the campaign council position him as a central figure in the party’s regional mobilization structure. Political analysts view the expansion of Ogbeide’s campaign responsibilities as a direct move to bridge top-tier campaign strategies with grassroots networks. By integrating policy coordination with direct voter outreach, the APC aims to fortify its operational presence ahead of the 2027 electoral cycle. By: Asiwaju Adekunle Saheed

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Ex Minister Adebayo Adelabu Denies Calling for APC Rejection

The media office of former Minister of Power, Chief Adebayo Adelabu, has strongly debunked viral social media reports alleging that he called on Nigerians to reject the ruling All Progressives Congress. The official statement described the circulating report as completely false, mischievous, and designed to generate artificial friction between Adelabu, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and APC leadership. Clarifying the origin of the viral video clip, the statement revealed that the footage was selectively extracted from an interview granted in 2022 when Adelabu contested the Oyo governorship under the Accord Party. During that period, Adelabu urged voters to evaluate candidate credibility while maintaining open support for Tinubu’s presidential candidacy. Reaffirming his unalloyed loyalty to the APC and President Tinubu, Adelabu maintained that his demand for internal party democracy and primary election transparency should never be misrepresented as disloyalty. He urged party faithful and the public to disregard the fabricated narrative and rely solely on verified communications. By: Asiwaju Adekunle Saheed

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City Boy Movement Appoints High Chief Godfrey Ogbeide as South-South Zonal Coordinator

The City Boy Movement has appointed High Chief Godfrey Ogbeide, MBA, MSBA, as its Zonal Coordinator of Policy and Strategy for the South-South region. The strategic deployment places the prominent socio-economic strategist at the forefront of driving regional policy frameworks and grassroots coordination efforts. High Chief Ogbeide is the founder of The Omoarebu Ogbeide Foundation and holds the traditional title of Aigbugbakheini I of Ozalla Kingdom in Owan West Local Government Area, Edo State. His appointment is expected to significantly strengthen the movement’s policy direction, elevate strategic planning, and improve campaign initiatives across all six South-South states. Announcing the appointment through an official congratulatory statement, the leadership of the movement expressed immense confidence in Ogbeide’s administrative track record, public service commitment, and analytical insight. The organization highlighted his expertise as a vital asset for advancing its overarching socio-political objectives. In his new role, High Chief Ogbeide will formulate regional policy priorities, chart long-term strategic directions, and coordinate the execution of key movement programs. His office assumes a central role within the movement’s executive regional structure, bridging grassroots mobilization with overarching national objectives. The City Boy Movement expressed strong optimism that Ogbeide’s leadership will fortify its organizational framework and foster seamless synergy among state chapters throughout the geopolitical zone. The executive committee noted that his experience will prove pivotal in driving structured engagement and regional stability. Extending warm felicitations, the movement wished High Chief Ogbeide a successful tenure defined by purposeful leadership, operational excellence, and impactful outcomes across the South-South region. The deployment underscores the movement’s ongoing effort to recruit tested leaders capable of translating policy vision into actionable grassroots results. By: Asiwaju Adekunle Saheed

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EDO 2027: APC CANDIDATE OSAMUEDE EDEBIRI PLEDGES YOUTH FOCUSED LEGISLATION AND INCLUSIVE GOVERNANCE IN OREDO EAST

The All Progressives Congress candidate for the Edo State House of Assembly, Oredo East Constituency, Hon. Osamuede Edwin Edebiri, has pledged to champion youth focused legislation, inclusive governance, and people centered development if elected in the upcoming 2027 general elections. Speaking on his legislative ambition, Edebiri stated that the time has come for young people to transition from being celebrated during election campaigns to becoming active stakeholders in decision making processes. The assembly candidate argued that effective legislative representation requires lawmakers to deeply understand the everyday realities confronting their constituents. He emphasized that his candidacy for Oredo East is built on the firm conviction that youth experiences must directly influence policy decisions within the state legislative chamber. Criticizing what he described as tokenistic youth engagement, Edebiri condemned the practice of mobilizing young citizens as campaign tools only to exclude them after elections. He insisted that youth must be treated as strategic partners whose innovative ideas, energy, and lived experiences can drive meaningful development throughout Oredo East. Outlining his core campaign blueprint, Edebiri declared that his legislative agenda rests on four key pillars: good representation, quality legislation, sustainable development, and people centered service. He stated that these priorities will ensure the immediate welfare and needs of ordinary constituents remain at the heart of his legislative work. Edebiri stressed that behind every policy decision are real people whose lives are directly impacted, including young people seeking better economic opportunities, families demanding improved infrastructure, students requiring quality education, and young entrepreneurs seeking support to scale their businesses. He affirmed that these daily struggles will drive his commitment to public service. Addressing generational synergy, the APC candidate sought the blessing and guidance of traditional rulers, elders, and community leaders. He noted that active youth involvement in governance should complement rather than undermine the wisdom of older generations, adding that combining elder experience with youth energy creates an unstoppable foundation for constituency growth. Edebiri further urged political leaders across board to grant young people substantive leadership roles rather than symbolic appointments. Concurrently, he charged emerging young leaders to practice humility, integrity, and absolute accountability, reminding them that political representation is a public trust that carries broader implications for an entire generation. Concluding his declaration, Edebiri called on the residents of Oredo East to embrace a new standard of representation defined by accessibility, development, and effective legislative advocacy. He urged constituents to walk together toward a brighter future built on collective progress and genuine political inclusion. By: Asiwaju Adekunle Saheed

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