Chief Ejiogu appointed National Patron of Renewed Hope Peoples Advocacy 

… Promises support in re-lection bid of president Tinubu

There are moments that pass quietly, and there are moments that announce themselves. The latter was the case today, at the Abuja Coperate Head Office of Citygate Homes—an atmosphere thick with purpose and quiet anticipation gave way to a defining ceremony, one that did not merely recognize a title, but affirmed influence, credibility, and a call to greater public service. At the center of it all stood High Chief Duru Mike Ejiogu (Onowu of Igboland) , not just as a guest, not just as a host. But as the man of the moment.

The Renewed Hope People Advocacy led by the Board of Trustees Chairman— Dr. Amos Gizo— and flanked by esteemed members of the BOT including; Prof. Murtala Awodun, arrived with intention, clear, deliberate, and symbolic.

Then came the defining moment, the big announcement and decoration of Duru Mike Ejiogu as the National Patron of RHPA, a strong political structure and campaign organization with the support of Aso Villa brokers for the re- election bid of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu , for a second term in office as succintly captured by Media Consultant and Publisher 4th Estate Reporters, Njoku Macdonald Obinna.

As the insignia was placed upon him, the room shifted. What may have appeared simple on the surface carried a deeper weight, trust transferred, responsibility bestowed, and a public declaration of alignment with a vision rooted in people, progress, and renewed national consciousness.

In his straight to the point brief acceptance speech, High Chief Ejiogu received the honour with a composure that spoke volumes. No theatrics. No excess. Just the quiet confidence of a man who understands the power of influence, expectations, and shared responsibility. He promised to double- efforts in the re- election bid of Mr. President for a second term in office; having given an impressive outing in his first tenure , and should be allowed to fully implement his good policies and reforms for the socio- economic development of Nigeria.

Around him, dignitaries watched, not merely as witnesses, but as participants in a moment that felt bigger than the room itself.Because this was never just about a title. It was about positioning. It was about continuity of vision. It was about strengthening the backbone of an advocacy built on hope, real, active, and people-driven.

The Renewed Hope People Advocacy, through this decisive move, has not only expanded its leadership circle but has strategically aligned itself with a figure whose presence commands respect and whose voice carries weight.

And as the ceremony drew to a close, one truth lingered in the air: Some honours decorate a man. Others reveal him. This one did both.