The Youth Coalition for Renewed Hope (YCRH), a campaign support group for president Tinubu 2027 presidential election has appointed Comrade Isah Ozovehe Abdulbaki as its Youth Leader/Mobilization, in a move aimed at strengthening the coalition’s youth mobilisation structure and deepening its engagement with young Nigerians across the country.
The appointment is coming as the youth-led movement intensifies efforts to bring Nigerian youths together to galvanize support for president Bola Ahmed Tinubu
As Youth Leader/Mobilization, Abdulbaki is expected to coordinate and strengthen the coalition’s youth mobilisation efforts, particularly at the grassroots level. He will also be expected to work with youth leaders, volunteers and stakeholders in building a broad network capable of reaching young people across communities to ensure President Tinubu emerge victorious in the coming election.
Abdulbaki’s appointment is therefore seen as an important step towards expanding the reach of YCRH and creating a more coordinated structure for youth engagement.
YCRH believes that the Nigerian youth population represents a powerful force for positive change and that meaningful national transformation requires their active involvement.
The appointment underscores YCRH’s commitment to placing young Nigerians at the centre of its mobilisation strategy and its broader vision of building a generation of youths equipped to contribute positively to the future of Nigeria.
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