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Umahi Reveals Plans to Mobilize 4,000 Influencers for Tinubu's Infrastructure Achievements

Governor David Umahi has announced an ambitious initiative to engage 4,000 influencers aimed at highlighting President Tinubu's achievements in infrastructure development. This move is part of a broader strategy to promote the government's accomplishments and foster public pride in national projects.

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Wed, 23 Sept 2026• 2 min read
Umahi Reveals Plans to Mobilize 4,000 Influencers for Tinubu's Infrastructure Achievements
Umahi Reveals Plans to Mobilize 4,000 Influencers for Tinubu's Infrastructure Achievements — The Abuja Times Newsroom

In a bold move to enhance public awareness of government achievements, Ebonyi State Governor David Umahi has unveiled plans to engage 4,000 influencers who will showcase President Bola Tinubu's infrastructural projects. During a recent address, Umahi expressed his pride in the administration’s commitment to improving Nigeria's infrastructure, emphasizing the need for a concerted effort to communicate these successes to the populace.

“I want you to advise me on how to do it. You know I am proud of what the President is doing in infrastructure,” Umahi stated, urging stakeholders to collaborate in amplifying the government's message. This initiative is expected to leverage the vast reach of social media and influencer marketing, targeting a diverse audience across various platforms.

The decision comes at a time when the government is facing scrutiny over its performance, particularly in areas such as road construction and public transportation. By utilizing influencers, who often have substantial followings and engagement, the administration hopes to create a positive narrative around its achievements and counter any negative perceptions.

As part of this strategy, Umahi called for a comprehensive approach that not only highlights completed projects but also those in progress, ensuring that citizens are well-informed about ongoing government efforts. “It is important for people to understand that development is a gradual process, and we must celebrate the milestones as they come,” he added.

This initiative could mark a significant shift in how the government interacts with the public, particularly in the digital age where influencers play a pivotal role in shaping opinions and trends. As the campaign unfolds, it will be closely watched for its effectiveness in promoting governmental achievements and enhancing public perception.

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