By Emanuel David
The National Coordinator of the Renewed Hope Alliance Initiative Nigeria (RIHiN), Hon. Ibrahim Musa, has called on politicians and federal political appointees to emulate the commitment and dedication displayed by the Care Transformation Network (CTN), Abuja, in supporting the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Musa made the call following the successful one-day National Conference Summit organized by CTN under the leadership of its Director-General, Hon. Kovie Andrew Epetutu, in honour of President Tinubu.
He described the summit as a commendable initiative, saying it provided a platform to showcase and discuss the achievements of the Tinubu administration in its first three years in office.
The RIHiN coordinator noted that such engagements are necessary at this time as political activities gradually increase ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Musa praised Hon. Kovie Andrew Epetutu for his commitment and dedication, describing him as a political figure who has demonstrated strong leadership by investing his personal resources and efforts toward supporting the success of the administration.
“Hon. Kovie Andrew Epetutu has shown a high level of commitment and political leadership. His dedication and support for the administration deserve recognition, encouragement, and partnership,” Musa said.
He further urged political leaders and government appointees to support initiatives that promote the achievements, policies, and programmes of the administration.
According to him, grassroots mobilisation and public awareness campaigns will help Nigerians better understand the government’s efforts and developmental programmes.
Musa, who is also the National Coordinator North of CTN, disclosed that RIHiN in collaboration with CTN will soon commence a nationwide door-to-door mobilisation campaign to encourage support for President Tinubu ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
While highlighting the achievements of the Tinubu administration, he appealed to Nigerians to continue supporting the government, stating that continuity would enable the President to complete ongoing projects and programmes aimed at improving the lives of citizens and advancing national development.



