Dr. Funsho Olumoko Rallies Support for President Tinubu’s Second Term
The Renewed Hope Ambassadors of Ijumu Local Government have officially called for a unified front in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second-term bid.
In a statement released by Dcn. Olusuyi Otitoju, the Director of Media and Publicity for the group, emphasized that the President’s “Renewed Hope” agenda requires continuity to fully manifest its benefits for the grassroots.
The Coordinator of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors in Ijumu, Dr. Funsho Olumoko, spearheaded the call, urging the people of the local government to set aside differences and align with the vision of the current administration.
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Dr. Olumoko highlighted several key reasons for the movement’s early mobilization. This includes:
Ensuring that ongoing economic reforms reach their logical conclusion.
Positioning Ijumu Local Government as a stronghold of support to ensure the area remains a priority in the federal government’s developmental roadmap.
Fostering a spirit of patriotism and patience as the administration navigates complex national challenges.
Addressing constituents, Dr. Olumoko noted that overwhelming support from Ijumu is not just about politics, but about securing a prosperous future through consistent leadership. He stressed that the Renewed Hope Ambassadors are committed to sensitizing the public on the achievements of the President thus far.
“We must unite as a people to ensure that the progress started under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is sustained. His leadership offers a clear path toward national recovery, and Ijumu must be at the forefront of this journey.”
— Dr. Funsho Olumoko, Coordinator
The Renewed Hope Ambassadors is a political advocacy group dedicated to promoting the policies and political aspirations of President Bola Ahmed. The Ijumu chapter remains one of the most active branches in Kogi State, focusing on community engagement and political education.
Signed:
Dcn. Olusuyi Otitoju
Director of Media and Publicity,
Renewed Hope Ambassadors, Ijumu Local Government.
(DEMOCRACY NEWSLINE NEWSPAPER, APRIL 19TH 2026)
