Tinubu Appoints Governor Sani As Renewed Hope Ambassador Deputy Director

President Bola Tinubu has named the Governor of Kaduna State, Uba Sani, as the Renewed Hope Ambassador and the Deputy Director-General for party outreach, engagement, and mobilisation.

This appointment, which takes effect immediately, was made in Tinubu’s capacity as the leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

The President selected Governor Sani for this position based on his “salient leadership and organisational abilities.”

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In this new role, the governor is expected to work in tandem with the Director-General of Renewed Hope Ambassador and the APC national chairman to ensure “harmony, inclusiveness, and strategic coordination” across the party’s mobilization efforts.

President Tinubu’s vision for this role is to have Governor Sani promote the party’s achievements and policies to the public, thereby bolstering national confidence in the “Renewed Hope” agenda.

The ultimate goal is to prepare the party for future success through strategic engagement.

In the official letter sent to Governor Sani, President Tinubu detailed the mission of the new position, writing: “The overall objective of your appointment is to ensure that the entire citizenry is aware of, understands, and ultimately supports our party and its candidates at all levels for broad national acceptance in the 2027 election. Preparation is critical and essential to achieving this outcome, and your leadership will be central to guiding this process effectively and strategically”

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