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Project Victory Call Initiative (aka PVC-NAIJA) will on December 14, 2025, unveil Nigerians’ assessment of public officers, beginning with President Bola Tinubu.
In what it tagged “a celebration of excellence, leadership, impact and citizenship engagement,” PVC-NAIJA explained that the assessment covers ministers, governors, state and federal lawmakers, council chairmen and impactful people from the private sector.
A statement jointly issued in Abuja by the PVC-Naija President, Paula Bellgam and the Chairman of the Organising Committee, Ademola Adunola, stated that the Sardauna of Sokoto was being honoured as a patriot and consequential historical figure whose stewardship helped in shaping Nigeria’s destiny.
Project Victory Call Initiative (PVC-Naija), a non-governmental focused on political advocacy and civic education, is hosting the Awards Nite to celebrate leadership excellence and citizenship impact.
The NGO plans 21 citizens-driven Awards, among them: Political Icon of Year, Governor of the Year, Senator of the Year, Local Government Chairman of the Year, Security/Peace Builder of the Year, Minister of the Year, and Impact Assessment (President Bola Ahmed Tinubu). Other categories of award-winners include: Special Lifetime Recognitions, Dele Giwa Pen Award for Investigative Journalism, Best FCT Minister from Inception, Christopher Kolade Tube Award for Television Journalism and Lifetime Honours (Elder Statesmen).
The release read in part: “We are dedicated to: Rethinking Nigeria, Reinventing politics, Remodeling leadership and Redefining governance. Our goal is to erase dividing lines, forge unity, and empower citizens toward nation-building.
“Among our objectives are: to establish direct engagement with electorates seeking positive change as well as to position citizens as decisive stakeholders in Nigeria’s power equation.
“A Night 4 Naija is, therefore, a national recognition and award ceremony that honours leaders, advocates, and change agents who have contributed to Nigeria’s growth and democratic development.
“It is more than an award—it is a celebration of excellence, leadership, and citizen engagement.”
