The New Nigerian Peoples Party (NNPP) has reelected its National Working Committee (NWC) members, including National Chairman Dr. Ajuji Ahmed, to oversee the party’s affairs ahead of the 2027 general elections. This decision was made at the party’s National Convention in Abuja, which was attended by notable figures such as Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf, national leader Engr. Rabiu Kwankwaso, and observers from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The reelection of the NWC members was a unanimous decision made during the National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting. Dr. Ajuji Ahmed, in his speech, emphasized the party’s commitment to creating a strong, united, and prosperous democratic nation. He stated that the NNPP aims to provide a fresh start for the country and its citizens, offering a new deal that prioritizes peace and prosperity.
The party has undergone restructuring and strengthening, positioning itself as a major stakeholder in Nigeria’s democratic process. Dr. Ahmed urged newly elected leaders at the state, zonal, local government, and ward levels to justify the trust placed in them by party members. He also emphasized the party’s capacity to accommodate millions of citizens seeking a better Nigeria.
The NNPP has concluded congresses at various levels, resulting in the emergence of new leaders. The party’s national chairman stressed the importance of living up to the expectations of citizens, who look to the NNPP to chart a positive course for the nation. With the reelection of its NWC members, the party is poised to move forward in its quest for a more equitable and prosperous Nigeria.
The NNPP’s efforts to reposition itself as a major player in Nigerian politics come at a time when the country is preparing for the 2027 general elections. As the party continues to strengthen its structures and build its membership, it is likely to play a significant role in shaping the country’s democratic future. With its focus on providing a fresh start and a new deal for citizens, the NNPP is well-placed to appeal to Nigerians seeking change and improvement in their country’s governance.