By Samson Obande, Lafia.

The Alago Nation has launched a new political mobilisation movement, “AA to AA Alago Agenda 2027”, aimed at rallying grassroots support across Alago communities for the 2027 gubernatorial ambition of Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada.

The movement was unveiled during a stakeholders’ engagement and inauguration ceremony held in Lafia on Saturday, where state, local government and ward coordinators were inaugurated to drive its activities across Nasarawa State.

The initiative drew prominent Alago sons and daughters from across the state. The Executive Chairman of the Nasarawa State Board of Internal Revenue Service, Hon. Ibrahim Sarki, chairs the movement, while Dr. Osolafia Egyegbola serves as Convener.

Speaking at the event, stakeholders described the emergence of the movement as timely, noting that the Alago Nation occupies a strategic position in the political equation of Nasarawa State.

They stressed the need for Alago people to unite and leverage their numerical strength and grassroots structures to support the candidacy of Senator Wadada, whom they described as a leader capable of advancing the interests of the people and promoting inclusive development across the state.

Inaugurating the new state, LGA and ward leadership of the movement, Hon. Ibrahim Sarki said the Alago Nation has every reason to support the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led administration in Nasarawa State, citing key political offices currently held by Alago sons and daughters.

He pledged his commitment to the success of the movement and assured members of his continued support throughout the mobilisation process.

In a show of commitment, the Revenue Board Chairman donated N10 million to support the take-off and activities of the organisation. He further urged members to remain united and focused on the objectives of the movement.

Other political leaders and government officials also made financial contributions to support the initiative.

The Deputy Speaker of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Mohammed Adamu Oyanki, donated N1 million. The Executive Chairmen of Doma and Keana Local Government Councils donated N500,000 each.

The Commissioner for Land and Physical Planning donated N200,000, while the Commissioner, Nasarawa State Boundary Commission, donated N100,000.

The inauguration marks the commencement of a structured grassroots mobilisation campaign across Alago communities. The newly inaugurated coordinators are expected to establish and strengthen the movement’s presence at the state, LGA and ward levels.

According to organisers, the movement will focus on grassroots engagement, political awareness, mobilisation, and coordination of Alago communities ahead of the 2027 general elections.