About Us

Both for the present, and future, our aim is to bring together visionary and patriotic Nigerians who have been part of the political struggle for good governance, true federalism and a more equitable Nigerian state. Our aim is to mobilise progressive thinkers and supporters to key into our vision, which is centred on the idea of getting our best of at home and in the Diaspora into the next governments in Nigeria through a united, well-coordinated cooperative movement across the Nigerian Diaspora population such that by the elections of 2023,

Diaspora Nigerians will be accepted, respected and seen as partners in Nigeria’s National developmental agenda by political parties.

The Bottom-line of our movement is that we are a people focused political group and think tank dedicated to the emergence of new public policy and political ideas in Nigeria. We seek to enthrone the idea that our individual and collective prosperity comes from allowing and promoting enterprise whilst constantly seeking to uplift and enable the weakest and poorest to both achieve their full given potentials and pursuit of happiness. Yes, ours is a message of prosperity for the many and not only a few.

We wish to mobilise progressive thinkers and supporters worldwide to key into our vision. We aim to get as many capable Nigerians as possible into the next governments in Nigeria through a united, well-coordinated cooperative movement involving Nigerians at home and in the Diaspora. We believe that through united action Nigeria will have in offices at all levels her best, ablest, and patriotic citizens who are determined to make the country work for the majority and not the few by as early as 2023 when the next Presidential and local elections take place.

Beyond Nigeria, we aim to build a new reenergized collaborative global pan African movement that is people centered political movement committed to ensuring the eventual emergence of a strong, culturally confident, social democratic political leadership across the continent starting with Nigeria as a great exemplar of a modern historically embedded African state.