Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Uche Geoffrey Nnaji are set to headline a pivotal National Symposium in Abuja, as political stakeholders converge to advance the Renewed Hope Agenda and reinforce strategies for national consolidation ahead of 2027. The high-profile gathering, organized by the Integrity Group of Nigeria in collaboration with the APC, is expected to amplify calls for continuity in governance while highlighting Nnaji’s enduring influence in policy and development conversations within the current political landscape..
Scheduled to hold on Monday, April 13, 2026, at the prestigious Barcelona Hotel, the symposium is designed as a strategic platform to chart a forward-looking course for national unity, governance, and sustainable development.
With the theme “Strategizing for National Consolidation,” the gathering is expected to spark robust conversations around strengthening Nigeria’s democratic institutions, fostering cohesion, and deepening policy frameworks that can drive long-term growth.
Organisers say the event comes at a critical time in Nigeria’s political trajectory, as momentum gradually builds toward the 2027 general elections. Central to the discourse is the recurring message of “2027 Aso Rock No Vacancy,” a slogan that reflects a push for continuity and consolidation of the current administration’s policies under the Renewed Hope Agenda.
According to the conveners, the symposium will feature keynote addresses, high-level panel discussions, and strategic dialogues, drawing participation from seasoned policymakers, governance experts, and influential stakeholders across sectors. The objective is to create a unified front on issues of national importance while encouraging collaborative solutions to pressing challenges.
The event is powered by , whose support underscores the growing role of private sector players in promoting civic engagement and national development initiatives.
Beyond speeches and discussions, the symposium is being positioned as a movement for national rebirth, aimed at reinforcing shared values of unity, purpose, and collective responsibility among Nigerians.
With expectations running high, stakeholders believe the gathering will not only shape policy conversations but also strengthen political alignment ahead of the next electoral cycle.
Participants are expected to arrive from 11:00 AM, as Abuja once again takes center stage in conversations that could influence the direction of Africa’s most populous nation.
The organisers have extended an open invitation to Nigerians to be part of what they describe as a defining moment in the country’s journey toward a more stable and prosperous future.
Tinubu, Uche Nnaji, Other Top Dignitaries to Grace High-Level National Symposium on Nigeria’s Future, April 13
