North Central Youths Reacts as Tinubu Signs Electoral Reform Ahead of 2027 Election

North Central Youths Reacts as Tinubu Signs Electoral Reform Ahead of 2027 Election

  • North Central Youths Support Group for Tinubu 2027 commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for signing the Electoral Reform Bill into law
  • Hon Hassan Omale Atayoma Hffia, Chairman Board of Trustees of the group, described the reform as a forward-looking framework to rebuild public trust in Nigeria’s electoral system
  • The group urged Nigerian youths across the North Central region to engage actively in democratic reforms and the political process

The North Central Youths Support Group for Tinubu 2027 has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for signing the Electoral Reform Bill into law, describing the move as a critical step towards improving Nigeria’s democratic process ahead of the 2027 general election.

Reform described as milestone for democracy

The North Central Youths Support Group for Tinubu 2027 praises President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for signing the Electoral Reform Bill into law.
The North Central Youths Support Group for Tinubu 2027 applauds President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over the signing of the Electoral Reform Bill into law. Photo credit: @officialABAT
Source: Twitter

In a statement issued by the group’s leadership, the youths said the newly signed law reflected Nigeria’s growing democratic maturity and demonstrated a shared commitment by both the executive and the National Assembly to credible elections.

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The group noted that the reform underscored legislative diligence and decisive leadership, adding that collaboration between both arms of government signalled renewed dedication to transparency, accountability and public confidence in the electoral system.

Group says law will rebuild public trust

Speaking on behalf of the organisation, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Hon. Hassan Omale Atayoma Hffia, described the reform as a forward-looking framework capable of repositioning Nigeria’s electoral architecture and restoring trust in democratic governance.

He stated that sustained electoral reform was central to national stability and democratic legitimacy, stressing that the legislation had the capacity to improve election administration, strengthen institutional accountability and encourage wider citizen participation in governance.

Youths urged to engage political process

The group called on Nigerian youths, particularly those in the North Central region, to actively support democratic reforms and participate constructively in the political process.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu receives commendation from the North Central Youths Support Group for Tinubu 2027 for signing the Electoral Reform Bill into law.
The North Central Youths Support Group for Tinubu 2027 hails President Bola Ahmed Tinubu following his signing of the Electoral Reform Bill into law. Photo credit: @officialABAT
Source: UGC

It emphasised that youth involvement remained vital to building inclusive governance structures and sustaining democratic progress.

The organisation also urged Nigerians across religious divides to use the ongoing Ramadan and the Christian Lenten season as periods of reflection and prayer for peace, unity and responsible leadership.

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According to the group, moral renewal and civic responsibility must go hand in hand with institutional reforms to achieve lasting national development.

Reaffirming its mission, the North Central Youths Support Group for Tinubu 2027 said it remained committed to grassroots mobilisation, democratic advocacy and the promotion of policies that foster unity, economic growth and sustainable national progress.

Tinubu asks Nigerians for forgiveness

Previously, Legit.ng reported that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu urged Nigerians to embrace unity, peace, and moral renewal as the holy month of Ramadan begins.

Specifically, the president asked Nigerians to forgive his wrongdoings. A video cited by Legit.ng on Wednesday, February 18, the President made the appeal while delivering a sermon at the Ramadan Tafsir held at the State House Mosque in Abuja.

Source: Legit.ng

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