The Jagabanist Nationwide Support Group has held its National Conference in Ekiti State, bringing together state coordinators from the 36 states of the federation and coordinators from the 16 Local Government Areas of Ekiti State to discuss the continuity of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
The conference, held on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, focused on consolidating achievements, sustaining ongoing development initiatives, and strengthening political engagement and grassroots mobilisation.
The event was hosted by the Ekiti State Coordinator, Mrs Oyenike Akinlua, under the leadership of the group’s National Coordinator, Barrister Temitope Omotayo.
Among the dignitaries invited to the conference were the Chairman of the National Examinations Council (NECO) and Matron of the group, Professor Modupe Adeola Adelabu; Speaker of the Ekiti State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Adeoye Aribasoye; Ekiti State APC Chairman, Barrister Sola Elesin; and President of the City Boy Movement, Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi, alongside other political stakeholders.
Professor Adelabu, who was represented by Hon. Chief Ade Adetunji, popularly known as Olowojegure, delivered the keynote address titled “The Renewed Hope and Its Continuity.”
The address examined the importance of sustaining President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda through consistent policy implementation, consolidation of developmental achievements, and continuity in governance to promote sustainable national growth.
It also emphasised the need for effective execution of government policies and programmes, collective responsibility, and sustained engagement between political stakeholders and citizens in advancing national development.
Participants at the conference shared perspectives on governance, development, political participation, grassroots mobilisation, and the role of policy continuity in achieving long-term national objectives.
The gathering also provided an opportunity for coordinators from across the country to exchange ideas, strengthen relationships, and discuss the group’s organisational development, future activities, and strategies for expanding its grassroots presence.
The participation of representatives from all 36 states, alongside coordinators from Ekiti State’s 16 Local Government Areas, highlighted the group’s national reach and grassroots organisational structure.
The conference ended with calls for unity, organisational discipline, sustained political engagement, and collective responsibility among members in pursuing the group’s objectives and supporting continuity in governance.
