The FOOG Women Support Group for Asiwaju, a coalition of Nigerian women, has publicly declared its support for President Bola Tinubu’s second term, praising his performance under the Renewed Hope Agenda
A Coalition of Nigerian women, operating under the banner of the FOOG Women Support Group for Asiwaju, has unequivocally declared its backing for President Bola Tinubu’s second term in office.
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The group commended his performance, highlighting the achievements made under his administration’s “Renewed Hope Agenda.”
The declaration was made in Warri, Delta State, during the official inauguration of the group on Friday.
Chief Esther Okotie-Eboh, the facilitator and Iye of Warri Kingdom, leads the FOOG Women Support Group.
She explained that FOOG was established to champion good leadership, governance, and sustainable development—qualities they believe President Tinubu’s administration exemplifies.
“FOOG is for good leadership and sustainable development. President Tinubu has shown commitment to building a resilient, transparent, and investment-friendly society. It is our responsibility to support his continuity in office,” Okotie-Eboh stated.
The group lauded the Federal Government for what it described as inclusive governance, the economic gains recorded over the past two years, and President Tinubu’s initiative in creating regional development commissions.
These commissions, they noted, are designed to foster equitable growth and economic revival across local communities throughout the country.
“FOOG as a support group is for good leadership, good governance, and sustainable development; we are saddled with the responsibility to encourage and support these traits anywhere we find them,” she reiterated.
“While President Bola Tinubu’s administration is resolute to build a resilient, transparent, and investment-friendly society, FOOG must actualise his continuity in office.”
The group further highlighted specific achievements attributed to the administration, including attracting “over $50m Foreign Direct Investment commitments, net foreign exchange reserves upfront $3.99bn (2023) to $23.11bn (2024); over $8bn in new oil and gas investments unlocked, four new landmark tax bills, five new regional development commissions, over $800m realised in processing investments in solid minerals.”
During the inauguration, the event’s chairperson, Mrs Tina Otumara, and Mrs Caroline Eyewuoma both pledged in their separate remarks to galvanise support across various communities for Tinubu’s re-election campaign in 2027.
