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Team New Nigeria to unveil 2027 strategy as registration challenges persist

The Team New Nigeria (TNN) has announced that its National Consultation Committee will submit a final report next week outlining the group’s political strategy, manifesto, and operational framework ahead of

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February 13, 2026byAuthor 18229
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The Team New Nigeria (TNN) has announced that its National Consultation Committee will submit a final report next week outlining the group’s political strategy, manifesto, and operational framework ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The committee, chaired by Dawud Okanlawon, was constituted in January 2026 to develop a roadmap for the movement’s political engagement and establish a national structure in preparation for the polls.

According to TNN, its Membership Registration Committee, led by Julius Ternenge, has built a grassroots presence across the country’s 774 local government areas, with approximately 43.6 million registered members. The group describes itself as a platform for young people and technocrats seeking to challenge entrenched political systems.

TNN, however, alleged that its bid to secure formal recognition from the Independent National Electoral Commission has encountered obstacles, which it attributed to external political pressures. The development, it said, has delayed its formal registration process.

Political analysts have linked the emergence of TNN to a wider continental trend of youth-led political mobilisation. Comparisons have been drawn with PASTEF in Senegal and the Economic Freedom Fighters in South Africa, both of which have harnessed anti-establishment sentiment among younger voters to expand their influence.

Amid the registration delays, TNN disclosed that it has adopted a “unified block” approach and opened coalition talks with the African Democratic Congress (ADC), but negotiations have stalled over TNN’s demand for 25 per cent representation in the party’s internal structures.

At the same time, the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) is said to be courting the movement under a proposed “Renewed Hope” arrangement, while TNN continues engagements with other platforms, including the Social Democratic Party (SDP), as it searches for a viable vehicle to participate in the 2027 elections.

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